Sentence examples for confidently ask from inspiring English sources

"Farming is still not an activity that we can confidently ask our children to join," says Roy, acknowledging that few children of FTAK members see themselves as becoming farmers, witnessing the challenges faced by their parents.

"The Sea Around Us" and "The Edge of the Sea" were so successful that, in 1958, the New Yorker editor William Shawn could confidently ask Carson for fifty thousand words about D.D.T. and know that the result would be interesting and important.

Social workers are not expected to be specialists in substance use in the same way alcohol and drug specialists are not expected to be social workers, but we do still need to know enough to confidently ask about substance use and its effects on our clients and families.

Confidently ask your question.

One student confidently asked his female companion: "If it's not a threesome, it's not worth it?" which garnered the welcoming response: "Can't complain".

One day he confidently asks María to send round two grams of cocaine so he can describe its color in his forthcoming novel.

I am more adventurous, confidently asking for skewers of: neck, cartilage, hearts, skin, meatball, liver and thigh, always ending with the delicious chicken wings, very hot but you'll gnaw away on them and smile.

At my first day in a Canadian high school, I confidently asked my teach for a rubber (for us it means an eraser), and the whole class laughed at me and my teacher looked at me mortified.

"They're insulated," he replied confidently when asked later if the wires posed a danger.

"It was a request at the end of my session [set]." The track I'd play to show off my eclectic tastes "That would be one you probably haven't heard of," says DJ Albo confidently, when asked what track he'd play to show off his eclectic tastes.

So you'll need to read carefully in order to be able to answer clearly and confidently when asked about whether Aryan horse sacrifice can be said to wash away sins and why the ancients believed that self-denial empowers the individual.