Sentence examples for I ask very from inspiring English sources

"I ask very incisive, straight-to-the-point kind of questions," he said.

How do you find out? A. I ask very boring questions, and see if you get agitated.

This was true for multi-lingual clinicians as well as for clinicians who only spoke English: "... they [PHQ-2/9] are very difficult to translate and they are very difficult to use in certain languages and I am not very linguistically gifted...sometimes I really struggle and sometimes I ask very basic questions but I can't really go into it... ........ [HCP12].

Students looked forward to be able to prioritize: "… during history taking I ask very broad questions … my medical thinking is not focused enough compared to my supervisors" (C FG1) "I hope the clerkships bring a kind of relief in all the flat courses we had … what is the most common?" (PC FG3).

I asked very little of the player other than time".

"I asked very tough questions, because they were trying to hide stuff," she says.

"Yes?" I asked very excitedly; "Can you please give me a jump?" Silence….

I was genuinely surprised and interested to hear what these "positives" were, so I asked very quickly before the subject changed.

You might have to persuade some of your fellow Labour supporters on that front… I'll ask very nicely.

"I often ask very concrete questions, which seldom get answered.

In this way they knew what was going on" (Pat.int3) "I think children often ask very relevant questions during the consultation, something the father or mother did not think about.