Sentence examples for ask lay from inspiring English sources

One way to assess therapy quality is to ask lay therapists to rate an individual session using tools that measure treatment-specific skills – elements prescribed for a specific therapeutic modality – and common skills – elements shared across therapeutic modalities (Fairburn & Cooper, 2011; Webb, DeRubeis, & Barber, 2010).

"We're asking lay jurors to decide which expert is more credible," he said.

Management and accountability could be improved through increasing teamwork between facility staff and lay health workers, and by asking lay health workers to document their work.

And where, I asked, lies the Israeli red line?

Christa Théret's Andrée does what Renoir asks, lying on a couch or outdoors, spreading herself out with just a cloth draped over her midsection, happy to be looked at and lusted after.

If questions are asked, lie.

"The proof you are asking lies inside this study in the same way that the proof of, let's say, Einstein's relativity theory lies in the maths.

Gie asks Lie to reconsider, or at the very least not take all of Tjaij's customers with him, but the latter is set on his goals, saying that God helps those who help themselves.

When he asks Lie Gouw Nio (Ku Fung May), the daughter of a peranakan Chinese farmer named Lie A Tjip, to be his lover, she refuses.

This in turn prompted him to ask what lay behind the misery he addressed daily.

We must ask what lies beneath the nutty words.