Sentence examples for asked even more from inspiring English sources

"Chargers for what?" I asked, even more confused.

He asked even more from himself, writing poems to the very last hours of his existence.

He had Newton make reads and adjustments at the line of scrimmage; he asked Newton to work through progressions from the pocket; he put the ball in Newton's hands in critical moments and asked even more of him when the stakes were raised.

Sir Ken Robinson, at The Aspen Institute asked even more poitedly, "Is 'Modern' Schooling a Relic of the Industrial Age?" Yes, it probably is he said, and it worked well for that age, but things have dramatically changed in what is now a global, knowledge-based, economy.

The Commodore coaching staff may ask even more of him this fall.

Amazingly, the Big Ten is asking even more than the N.F.L. — about $1 per subscriber per month in the eight states where the Big Ten schools reside.

While brands are asking even more from the stars of their campaigns, those in front of the camera have taken to getting their money's worth from such connections, too.

As a result, we now have a raging national debate, in which serious-minded journalists are asking even more serious-minded politicians and religious scholars if the godless Soviet soldiers killed by American-funded mujahideen in Afghanistan in the nineteen-eighties should also be declared martyrs.

We are asking even more now.

"What is wrong with me?" they ask even more.

Then again, perhaps we need to begin by asking even more basic questions: How does white privilege operate?