Sentence examples for if one asks from inspiring English sources

If one asks it, for example, "How many blocks go on top of each other to make a steeple?" the phrase "go on top of each other" —which, despite its paradoxical character, makes sense to us is too imprecise to be understood by the machine.

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

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

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

If one asks current or former WikiLeaks associates what their greatest fear is, almost none cites prosecution by their own country.

"Even now if one asks, 'Within the city of Miami Beach, what is the most important landmark in the popular imagination?' it would be the Fontainebleau".

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

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

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.

If no one asks me, I know: if I wish to explain it to one that asketh, I know not".