Sentence examples for asking thinking from inspiring English sources

She wants to embrace her faith by understanding it fully, by realizing its vision of human equality, by resuscitating the ancient Islamic tradition of ijtihad: questioning, asking, thinking.

She lived on First Avenue and First Street, and I didn't know whether her name was spelled Gale or Gail and I decided to wait a while before asking, thinking of her as one spelling one day, the other spelling the next day, and trying to determine whether it made a difference in the way I thought of her, looked at her, talked to her, and touched her.

'Do you think you can keep this going for long?' I asked thinking more of the promotional day than life in general.

"So... do you think you could get me his hat?" "His what?" Bruno asked, thinking he'd misunderstood.

"This still goes on?" I asked, thinking of the attitude of the Brahmans at the temple.

Which mountains, I ask, thinking about the range that forms the border between Turkey and Iran.

"How's the company doing?" I ask, thinking surely the heyday is over.

"Are you certain?" I asked, thinking of a previous age when we watched the Hitler Channel together in the afternoons.

"Could he do that now?" I asked, thinking of his over-the-top Chanel shows in the Grand Palais, with icebergs.

Because you're usually guy number three or four, I ask, thinking of his sterling support work in movies such as Superbad, Paul and Tropic Thunder.

It's hardcore.' Why, I ask, thinking also of the unflattering self-portraits, has he turned the camera so cruelly on himself of late?