Sentence examples for ask seriously from inspiring English sources
The One "S" "Seriously?" Journalists should always look the person they're interviewing in the eye and ask, "Seriously?
I would ask, seriously and respectfully, what the critics of the Common Core think students should be doing in my high school history classes, besides grappling with challenging reading and articulating their ideas verbally and in writing?
If we did not ask seriously ill patients to participate, then medical science could not advance, at least in those fields where the only possible avenue for research (at least at this time) requires the use of diseased tissue.
You might want to wait until 15 or 16 to ask seriously about makeup.
George Edward Portland, Me., Dec. 4, 2007 To the Editor: Bob Herbert asks: "Seriously.
Do we really want children asking seriously what is wrong with torture or slavery, or why democracy is such a good idea?
It's a question worth asking, seriously and with feeling, as moviegoers continue to be swept up in the rush from celluloid to digital, thereby bringing an end to movies as we have known them for more than 100 years.
But he was also asked, seriously it seemed, why he would not be in the lineup that night to replace the struggling Ike Davis, the first baseman who was once thought of as a building block but recently spent several weeks in the minors trying to reorient himself.
5 November: Anni says she "can't even sleep at nights" and asks "seriously do you want me to leave you?" She then says: "I don't want an insecure man or a man that feelings doesn't come natural that you have to force yourself".
