Sentence examples for ask his views from inspiring English sources

I impulsively walk over to ask his views.

When I came across a Moroccan man sitting on a curb with his curly-haired 11-year-old daughter and a pair of fishing poles, I paused to ask his views on fatherhood ("You have to be a professor, a magician, a singer, a dancer," he said) and see the catch of the day: a writhing octopus.

Yet, when I wrote to him to ask his views on awe, his reply, tapped out in an internet café somewhere in west Mongolia, confirmed what many of us probably already know: "Real awe is still attainable, still delights, and still keeps me pedaling," he wrote.

Yet, when I wrote to him to ask his views on awe, his reply, tapped out in an internet café somewhere in west Mongolia, confirmed what many of us probably already know: "Real awe is still attainable, still delights and still keeps me pedalling," he wrote.

(When, in Chicago, I chanced to ask his view of the Presidential election, he said of his senator, "I can't vote for Hillary Clinton. She didn't help Ludwig").

On Wednesday evening, Montana Republican congressional candidate Greg Gianforte slammed Guardian reporter Ben Jacobs to the floor as Jacobs tried to ask his view on GOP health care legislation.

The one lost in college brochures looked up long enough to promise to visit me wherever I am; the other keeps the door to his room barricaded so I couldn't actually ask his view.

Throughout this period writer interviewed Rep. Railsback asking his views on what was happening.

Asked his views on female boxers he said "I'm all for it.

Throughout this period writer interviewed Rep. Railsback asking his views on….

Again and again, Mr. Kerry was asked his views of Dr. Dean.