Sentence examples for if one asked from inspiring English sources

But if one asked why the commission picked on science and 17-year-olds, curious facts emerged to answer the question.

If one asked a representative sample of Britons tomorrow who our MPs represented, far too many would say "themselves".

Traub, who today is the founding chairman of the graduate photography program at the School of Visual Arts in New York, calls himself a "real-world witness" photographer; of his lunchtime series he says, "I knew that, if one asked, people were delighted to be noticed".

If one asked filmgoers what they immediately visualise at the mention of Ridley Scott's Alien (1979) and Steven Spielberg's ET: The Extra-Terrestrial (1982), the majority would most likely name the creatures in the title roles – disgustingly malevolent in the former, and ugly but cuddly in the latter.

If one asked them about the state of Israel's condition, they would tell you a whole different story, Shain says.

But if one asked, "where do most daunting challenges to global peace and security come from?' most would venture the Middle East and the Eurasian regions.

Though, "if one asks how and why this art survived the war," and "specifically, the art in Gertrude's collection — then the issue of Gertrude Steins's Vichy commitments becomes very important indeed.

Not if one asks why on earth a sick, exhausted, inexperienced man was driving a train on a double shift.

"But, if one asks, 'Who are the villains?

But if one asks "Are we asking too much from our schools?," the answer is probably no.

But this is true only if one asks the wrong question and ignores the critical issue.