Sentence examples for ever asked questions from inspiring English sources

She was the only girl to have ever asked questions about his obsessive interests — chemistry, libertarian politics, the small drone aircraft he was building in his kitchen — as though she actually cared to hear his answer.

They spot him, too, and would be able to identify him should the police ever ask questions.

Corporate leaders consistently mention their frustration that investment professionals rarely, if ever, ask questions about sustainability during quarterly analyst calls.

The court's four more liberal members are thought likely to uphold the law while Clarence Thomas, a deeply conservative justice who rarely, if ever, asks questions, is almost certain to declare it unconstitutional.

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Don't ask questions like "What should..?", "You want to..?", and mainly don't ever say "You think we should..?" Because your the alpha and you don't ever ask questions like those.

All I have ever done is asked questions.

I don't think anyone's ever asked these questions before".

Have you ever asked these questions about your relationships?

There is no indication that Carlisle, or anyone else, ever asked those questions, nor that Aldini ever thought of the consequences of his actions.

As described above, only "ever married" women were asked questions regarding IPV justification in this survey.