Sentence examples for ask cautiously from inspiring English sources

If you do not know, consult with your accountant, and also ask, though ask cautiously (trust your gut) your Leasing Guru's suggestions are.

"What do you think of the term Asperger's syndrome?" I ask cautiously--for yes, this is his label, a neurobiological condition at the high-functioning end of the autism spectrum.

"So, could you outrun a T. rex?" L. asked cautiously.

The young lady asked cautiously how it was "all antee".

"So, what are the superheros going to wear?" I asked cautiously.

"So, what do you think about that?" he asked cautiously, wanting to get her opinion on the whole Daniel thing.

Not to be intrusive, but do you mind if I ask you a few questions?" "Like what?" I asked cautiously.

Her friends, knowing she wanted an escape from soccer, nonetheless asked cautiously, "Is it O.K. if we talk about the World Cup?" and Sundhage smiled weakly and said it was.

But I didn't fully realize the toll they took on the fellow who bags our groceries until one recent day when he held aloft two boxes, one full of matzos for Passover and the other harboring pastel tablets of Easter egg dye, and asked cautiously, "Are these both yours?" Yes, and the lamb shank, the horseradish root and the milk chocolate bunnies.

Likewise when 29-year-old Karina from Essex tries to explain her job ("What's the correct term?" a producer asks cautiously. "Stripper?" she laughs) to 30-year-old Londoner Michael, who is still reeling from the end of a long-term relationship.

"No?" I asked cautiously.