Sentence examples for ask somewhat from inspiring English sources

"But is there such an absence?" you ask somewhat naively.

Bartok has inherited some peculiar intellectual obsessions from her mother, a woman about whom it was possible to ask (somewhat romantically), "Would our mother really have been happier medicated in some kind of home or hospital ward?... Would she have studied ancient geology?

We therefore could ask, somewhat provocatively, whether men and women of the 20th century suffer from or enjoy a kind of identity diffusion.

Flaming, mocking, or "lol ing at people who ask somewhat silly questions isn't nice and will get you a negative reputation.

"Stop talking?" Mr. Allen asked, somewhat incredulous.

"But why, why?" I asked, somewhat impatiently.

"What happened?" Robinson asked, somewhat breathlessly.

"Do you feel that?" Schiller asked, somewhat remotely.

"Can he play?" the clerk asked, somewhat interested.

"How 'bout size 15 1/2 boots?" Big Foot asks somewhat hopefully.

"Where did you get those?" Dr. Belsky remembers asking, somewhat flippantly.