Sentence examples for ever ask yourself from inspiring English sources

Do you ever ask yourself that?

Do you ever ask yourself: am I a coward?

If you want to be happy, don't ever ask yourself if you are.

If you ever ask yourself "Why is my gift to the College Fund so important?" just sit back and watch this video.

But we're saying, while we're close, while we're hanging, hey, man, do you ever ask yourself what's in your riddle box?

Did you ever ask yourself where the fruit you are about to buy in the supermarket comes from?

Have you ever asked yourself, Would it be better never to have been born?

And if you have ever asked yourself why the Chinese eat the noodles in their soup with chopsticks, too — a Sisyphean labor that involves lifting a bowl to mouth level and slurping — think of Americans eating peas with a fork.

"And now we come to the last commandment: 'Don't covet other people's stuff.' But have you ever asked yourself why this commandment exists, when you've already got 'Don't steal'?

Have you ever asked yourself, when shopping for books on Amazon, how third-party sellers can be offering dozens of "new" books at prices way below even the discounted Amazon price?

Surrounded by benevolent zombies, Simón plaintively demands, "Have you ever asked yourself whether the price we pay for this new life, the price of forgetting, may not be too high?" He is the only person to rage against the loss of a fuller humanity: "When we have annihilated our hunger, you say, we will have proved we can adapt, and we can be happy for ever after.