Sentence examples for better off asking from inspiring English sources

We wring our hands, as the RAC is doing today, over rising car costs, but we'd be better off asking something much more basic.

To his credit, Schieffer did two things better than Matthews: First, he delved into Huckabee's foreign policy experience, and asked the former governor a good question about Pakistan that he'd have been better off asking at the top of the interview.

You'd be better off asking Yoda.

They'd be better off asking Kieron Dyer to do it.

Maybe the state department would be better off asking Dennis Rodman, the former NBA basketball star, for help.

Micah, my younger brother, who had met up with us in Kiev, said we'd be better off asking where the pogrom was.

But in my experience there, you're probably better off not asking.

That instead of saying, you can do it, you're better off saying, asking, can you do this?

Perhaps Oakes realizes he's better off not asking why Jake and Kevin have exactly the same meticulously razor-cut facial hair and coif.

The victim doesn't always win the court case or come out of it better off, and Asking For It did a good job in highlighting that more needs to be done about that.

Around the same time, however, Sophocles described how a raging Oedipus, on a quest for knowledge, gouged out his own eyes when he finally learned the terrible truth; he would have been better off never asking.