Sentence examples for asking a question of from inspiring English sources

In Mr Paul's words:It's a great victory because we've been asking a question of the president, and this is a question that limits the presidential power.

Instead of asking a question of the class and then picking a hand, you call on a student regardless of whether they have raised their hand.

And the question that I want to ask, that we are all going to ask, is: who are you?" Readers of De Standaard must now be asking a question of their own: who is Nigel Farage (and why is he so rude)?

When we inquire about human nature, since we are asking "a question of fact, not of abstract science", we must rely on experience and observation (EPM 1.10/173 174).

Westworld is asking a question of the bible's story.

There were attacks by the Obama campaign against Joe? "No American should be attacked for asking a question of a presidential candidate," he steamed, "attacks on him are attacks on small businesses across the country".

By making a photograph, you ask a question of life.

They ask a question of enduring importance to civic life.

Then Colonel Sassaman, quite at ease, asked a question of his own.

HIS theological and political leanings notwithstanding, Bishop Alfred Johnson is often asked a question of another sort.

Corbyn then asked a question of his own, about why the Government didn't have an industrial strategy.