Sentence examples for ask much of from inspiring English sources

Australia doesn't ask much of its athletes.

His fans don't ask much of him.

It doesn't ask much of the imagination to picture a man in Alabama writing it.

It doesn't ask much of you except that you attend it with an open mind.

Florida and Alabama are run-first teams who do not ask much of their quarterbacks as far as vertical passes.

Professors see teaching as a requirement they have to fulfill to do the research they prefer, he says, "so the professor goes into class and doesn't ask much of students, who in return don't ask much of the professor.

So far, President Bush has not asked much of the American people other than patience in the war on terrorism.

Riverrun asks much of its audience: both concentration and the willingness to let the work wash over you.

It's bold and also anonymizing, not asking much of Mr. Brown vocally, or in any other way, just as he seems to like it.

Whereas our ancestors quickly harnessed dogs to useful tasks, breeding them to guard, hunt, and herd, they never asked much of cats.

It is not asking much of consumers or merchants.