Sentence examples for inquires how from inspiring English sources

But it doesn't argue back, doesn't engage, never inquires how our day has been, gives only what it wishes.

Pausing briefly to ask oneself how the word "cockeyed" translates into Berlin vernacular, one next inquires how the theory could have been more preposterous than at first appeared.

Dr. Victor Fuchs is an economist who also sees himself as a humanist, a person who is interested in values and who inquires how economics can help people to think about social problems and arrive at solutions.

He enters an inventors' contest, where the judge, a man named Nix Hugh Lauriee), looks at the jet pack and inquires, "How would it make the world a better place?" To which Frank replies, "Can't it just be fun?" Nix has a wise and smiling child with him, presumably his daughter.

It is 1976 when Solotaroff, a gawky, literary-minded under­grad at the State University of New York at Stony Brook with "a string of dateless weekends" tied to his rear "like tin cans," approaches a Hercules from Great Neck living in his dorm and haltingly inquires how he got his muscles.

A modestly clad young man with an air of amiable vagueness that instantly pegs him as a member of Henry Cow wanders in, identifies himself by the highly improbable name of John Greaves, overdubs a positive humdinger of a bass line, inquires how long it takes to get from here to Liverpool Street and wanders out again.

I didn't inquire how.

A playwright inquired how to get his play produced.

In passing, she inquired how the product got its name.

The Bild reporter even inquired how Mr. Samaras was feeling after an eye operation.

The new patients often inquire how long they will have to take buprenorphine.