Sentence examples for asked I think from inspiring English sources

"Do you think he could rumba, if asked?" "I think it's doubtful," Bob said.

Someone asked, I think it was Harold Macmillan, when he was retiring as Prime Minister of England, what were the most influential factors in what happened to politicians.

That wasn't the subject of my column, but since you asked, I think Stand Your Ground is — aside from being a dangerous endorsement of cowboy behavior — an affront to law enforcement.

Even though there's a question being asked, I think there's an expectation that whatever is being asked is supposed to be done.

Recently, Reiner Grundmann of the University of Nottingham asked, "I think climate scientists should make up their mind: either there is a 'pause' in temp rise or there isn't.

"Oh I don't ask for anything do I? So, if I asked I think I would get, I am quite sure I would because I do get excellent help from the doctors, so as I say I don't ask... we manage as we are, yes, but for how long I don't know".

That would depend on who you ask, I think.

The one thing you can ask, I think, is that actors get paid a living wage.

She would ask, I thought rather nonsensically, why I hated my mother.

(This is the sort of question someone who excels at logic would ask, I thought).

However, the programme did not reveal that immediately after the interview, Younger wrote to the BBC, saying: "Judging from some of the questions asked … I think there's possibly a slight confusion as to what charity law says about investments".