Sentence examples for ask of what from inspiring English sources

But the kick, we have to ask, of what?

But first we need to ask: of what?

I ask of what advantage is it to the public or to Congress to drag an unhappy debtor, not for the sake of justice; but to gratify the malice of the plaintiff, with his witnesses to the Federal Court, from a great distance?

He might well turn the tables and ask of what use are we.

Asked of what, he said, "Of many things.

Surprised, he asked of what possible relevance this information could be.

"For a thousand pounds, what is this?" he asks, of what could be a Plasticine burger.

Jonathan P. Scoll, Edina, Minn., asks:"Of what possible relevance, other than historical curiosity, is John Maynard Keynes today?

It may, however, be asked, of what mode of necessity are we speaking when we say this.

One of the primary causes is the asking of what are called "leading questions".

"Softball, softball and more softball," Ashby replies when asked of what her summer has entailed.