Sentence examples for asked only about from inspiring English sources

Lord Avebury asked only about Murdoch and Desmond.

He also says he was asked only about the London bombings.

Eight analysts were granted questions, and they asked only about business, which is not an unusual practice in such sessions.

He spoke under a guarantee of anonymity because he's had no involvement in this case, and was being asked only about the atmosphere in government at the time.

Rock concluded by taking aim at another controversy, the #askhermore hashtag protesting against women being asked only about their outfits on the red carpet.

These additional workers – 702,000 of them, the majority women – went unacknowledged in the first survey that asked only about primary activities.

Many diabetic patients ask only about their latest glucose level.

So let's put aside the narcissism involved in asking only about ourselves.

These surveys often ask only about a person's primary economic activity.

For instance, people who want to know about aspects of the organization that aren't directly related to the job at hand probably have more natural curiosity than people who ask only about the role they would perform.

We kept demographic questions to a minimum, asking only about age and gender.