Sentence examples for generally asked from inspiring English sources

Ballerinas are generally asked to depict purity, innocence, first love.

How is it, the question has been generally asked, that Ben Foden, Courtney Lawes and Chris Ashton can return from the World Cup and be brilliant for Northampton?

"As you go up the chain, you're generally asked harder and harder questions by people who have more and more control over your future," Mr. Lochbaum said.

In the debate about what to include, the judge recalled that in organized crime cases, he generally asked jurors in court whether they had heard of the Mafia and could be fair toward a Mafia defendant.

This approach sounds so antithetical to our own "Am I fat?" anxieties (generally asked only by girls and women who are safely thin) as to verge on the surreal.

"For those who can, we have an expectation and we try to be very clear about that expectation," said Reynold Levy, the president of Lincoln Center, whose board members are generally asked to contribute $250,000 upfront and on an annual basis.

The general partner also generally asks for a profit participation of 20% after the partnership surpasses a "hurdle rate" of from 5% to 8% return on its investments.

I generally ask why people want to do it.

These proselytizers do not, generally, ask for much.

When I ask why something is important, I generally ask more than once.

The derby organizers generally ask the four top home run-hitting All-Stars from each league to participate.