Sentence examples for I think asking from inspiring English sources

Actually questioning those things: I think, asking those questions makes the whole industry evolve.

On the other hand, I think asking President Obama to pardon him is a lost cause.

"I think asking my students to compose their term papers on one," he wrote, "would amount to cruel and unusual punishment".

"I think asking the right questions and making sure the right investigation is done is the answer as opposed to whether you're on video or in person," she said.

I think asking our opinions now will help in the long term".

In the past with our band we've questioned things that have happened in the world in our shows, and I think asking questions is an important thing to do.

"If you are going to ask a single parent to work two days a week before they can receive working tax credit, I think asking a couple to work three days a week between them is a reasonable position".

I think hands on experience and observation, if you give them the opportunity to see things…I think asking them questions that all are centered around what you want to pull out of them makes them think more than if you just tell them the information or if they read the information.

By the final interview, after time to reflect on the experience, the answer had become transitional: I think hands on experience and observation, if you give them the opportunity to see things…I think asking them questions that all are centered around what you want to pull out of them makes them think more than if you just tell them the information or if they read the information.

"I think asking permission is absolutely integral.

I think asking "what if... .. is a universal curse of human nature.