Sentence examples for just to ascertain from inspiring English sources

I'd say, 'Tell me about Goya,' or, 'What do you know about Elizabeth Bishop's poetry?' or, 'Is the Youth Group CD any good?' And, his head over the kitchen table, he'd arch an eyebrow just to ascertain that I was serious, which I always was.

It took about 15 minutes of sifting through caches of papers on Westminster Council and National Health Service (NHS) letterheads, comparing case notes and addresses, rifling through bags, checking deadlines and databases, just to ascertain Sara's status with the various withered arms of the British state.

"Everyone is just trying to ascertain exactly what's happened," he said.

What lingered was that frozen feeling, the paralysis, the unnerving awareness that came with it, my real-time curiosity about the nature of my cowardice, as though I were already beyond any possibility of action, just wanted to ascertain, in the moment of my acquiescence, whether I was going to ascribe it all to moral failure or grant a kinder, chemical explanation.

Guideline studies are performed not just to detect adverse effects but also to ascertain dose response relationships and to provide some assurance of safety.

There's surely something to be gained by examining what exactly is going on in said charts, to ascertain just how much relevance if any it has to the clubbing landscape we're subsumed in.

The truth is that most people really do not want to ascertain just how much more they can suffer.

"He wants to ascertain just how many British citizens are fighting out there for the so-called Free Syrian Army and other elements opposed to Assad.

We dream about getting cast on The Amazing Race and try to ascertain just how we would squabble with our loved one while trotting the globe.

The crowd stretched so far it was impossible to ascertain just how many police officers turned their backs in protest as New York City mayor Bill de Blasio stood inside the Aievoli Funeral Home in Bensonhurst to give detective Wenjian Liu's eulogy.

Take, for example, this moment Wednesday that had me rummaging through Lincicome's golf bag trying to ascertain just what she needed as we contemplated par from the contoured fairway of the devilish 11th hole.