Sentence examples for indeed ask from inspiring English sources

Ms. Segarra said in a telephone interview this week that she would indeed ask Mr. Levy to stay on.

Thus, you should indeed ask permission to photograph someone -- before, if practical; after if you're going for something candid.

Candy Crowley of CNN, has indicated she may indeed ask such questions, prompting concern from both parties that the rules may not be strictly followed.

Indeed, ask any driver which race he would like to win, and Monaco will always be one of the choices — despite it being an anachronism.

The Army does indeed ask returning soldiers questions about mental health, but self-reporting doesn't work well because soldiers don't answer questions honestly.

Indeed, ask a Wa official about opium, and he'll rattle off his town's yields as if he's quoting from the municipal budget.

A government task-force, however, later revealed that the Kurds had indeed asked to stay.

I have tried many times to rationalize this decision because I am indeed asked this question frequently!

Why indeed, asks Magnus Henrekson, of the Stockholm School of Economics: "It has to be profitable to go to work".

Mr. Grahm, 56, indeed asked himself that question, just a few years ago, and the answer was not satisfying.

Indeed, asking for more legislation now would imply that the Constitution doesn't mean what it already says.