Sentence examples for gall to ask from inspiring English sources

Rather than dignifying questions … they attack the inquisitors for having the gall to ask.

According to the pool report, the president "glared" at Karl for having the gall to ask it.

Rather than dignifying questions about whether their 71-year-old boss is fit to be president, they attack the inquisitors for having the gall to ask.

That TV news anchor, it's worth noting, helped doom Mr. Silber's campaign because she had the gall to ask him, on the air, if he had any weaknesses.

Yet New Labour now has the gall to ask British trade unions to give an additional eight million quid to its war chest for the next election.

"It beggars belief that the Home Office, with responsibility for safeguarding and vulnerability, has the gall to ask members for even more time to expose children to gang culture and crime.

"I can't believe she has the gall to even ask," Mr. Jakovac said.

In my experience the prison authorities have a funny way of taking inmate grievances and flipping them on us as punishment for us having the gall to politely ask for reform.

Indeed, like many Republicans in Congress, he is at times exasperated and downright testy when asked about Mr. Trump, as if it were the height of gall for reporters to ask him about a nominee from his party who is locked in a tight race.

How did Osborne have the gall to take this job?

Hugues Gall, director general of the Paris Opera, promised to ask the police to investigate.