Sentence examples for asked the sort of from inspiring English sources

Surfing the television stations on Sunday evening, I was detained by a programme that asked the sort of questions about language usually confined to specialists.

I spent time with my best mate, who asked the sort of awkward questions that only best mates friends can get away with.

I quickly tore through a few of his old interviews where he was asked the sort of vanilla questions illustrated in this tweet by Mississippi seer/musician, Dent May.

The questions that the early Greek philosophers asked, the sorts of answers that they gave, and the views that they had of their own inquiries were the foundation for the development of philosophy as it came to be defined in the work of Plato and Aristotle and their successors.

The authors ask the sort of questions that only occur to dismal scientists.

Election officials across the country should be asking the sort of tough questions Ms. Brunner and Mr. Coffman have.

There are television reporters who require equipment that gets in the way and who ask the sort of question that makes Edna impatient.

I decided to ask the sort of questions I always want to put to my closest male friends in drunken moments.

No one has breathed down my neck, asking the sort of questions that might have made us doubt ourselves (we ask enough of those ourselves).

"American audiences ask the sort of questions I sometimes think English audiences would like to ask but don't dare to," Lively replies when I ask how she recovered.

It was in that madcap period, when the morning show was consistently clever and unpredictable, that Bacon made a name as a roving reporter, asking the sort of silly questions that no one else wanted to ask.