Sentence examples similar to inquisitively asking from inspiring English sources
Or how as a boy, my father inquisitively asked one of the old matriarchs of the village, "Aunty, why do we call this open plain a ravine?" "Ah, my boy," she replied".
At the conclusion of her interview, she inquisitively asked, "What are you going to do with this, these stories?" At that moment, I truly realized the critical importance of the work we were doing.
Leaning in, inquisitively, Kelly asked Gifford what the secret to a successful morning career is.
Board teams - actually, any teams - need someone to be persistently asking questions inquisitively.
"Dubious reputation?" FDR asked inquisitively.
"Who is that fatso on the cover?" he asked inquisitively.
Their steps are tentative as they slide past each other inquisitively, as if to ask "Are you the one?" In the second section, convinced now of what they have found, they stamp their feet excitedly and loop their arms with all the joy of infatuation.
The driver keeps looking at him inquisitively in the rear-view mirror, and finally asks: "Aren't you going to give me a clue?" Marshall-Andrews says: "All right, I used to be an MP, I'm sometimes on television…" "Nah," says the driver, "Which terminal do you want?" In version 2 Boris tells the story about himself, and Marshall-Andrews feels he has nicked it.
Joe Askew asks the questions.
