Sentence examples for asks not from inspiring English sources

"What's that?" he asks, not letting go of my hand.

Tellingly, he asks not to be quoted to his daughter.

My emailing source asks not to be identified.

It asks not just how evil exists, but what is to be done about it.

David Butwin asks: "Not to be picayunish, but why not: handful has been recorded, no?

I look for a suitable candidate, and find a woman who asks not to be named.

"Can you be sheeted and skirted at the same time?" one student asks, not unprofoundly.

"Why don't you use the washing machine?" she asks, not unreasonably.

"Can a man who can cast a spell ever really grow up?" he asks, not unreasonably.

A young, welcoming therapist – who asks not to be named – shows me into Room 1.

It asks not only about disparate understandings of geoengineering itself, but also what these reveal about deeper political dynamics around climate change, science and technology.