"What happened to him?" I inquired gently.
We can gently inquire whether they actually like playing travel soccer four days a week.
Have you (my interlocutors gently inquire) gone off the old boy?
It is only when physicians gently inquire (often avoiding the word "hallucination") that people feel free to admit seeing things that are not there — despite their blindness.
And before any lawyer (or Sir Malcolm Rifkind) pops up to object that having machines read one's communications is not the same thing as having a human being do it, let me gently inquire if they are up to speed on machine-learning algorithms?
She's making her own choices, and reaching out to friends and family she has not seen in a long time, and has a lot planned for the future". I gently inquire about their father, last seen in the film lying shirtless across his bed, a tall hat on his head, watching television.
You can then use your reading knowledge to open up to other women about your experiences and to gently inquire after their concerns and experiences as well.
A much older neighbor gently inquired what was wrong.
Muccino gently inquires: What would these excitable people do if they had freedom?
"Could the prime minister be a little bit clearer about what she means by Brexit?" he gently inquired.
