Sentence examples for maybe asking whether from inspiring English sources
"Maybe asking whether the curveball is safe is the wrong question," Fleisig said.
She floats the bodies on large sheets of white paper, divorcing gesture from context (or, maybe, asking whether it's possible to do so).
Second temptation is to go full-on erudite, maybe asking whether someone from some 12th-century ballad isn't really the finest ever. . . as if to say, hey, I might make my living selling paperbacks out of the drugstore rack, but really I'm a very serious person.
I guess, probably when you said there was no bad questions, maybe me asking whether you have a favorite amongst the three may be pushing it?
Maybe ask that kid today.
Clinician: Would you like me to ask maybe ask her to talk to you? Patient: Yes.
Or maybe that's like asking whether any of the five justices — the same five — who voted in June to cut the heart out of the Voting Rights Act of 1965 would have stayed his hand had he known that within hours of the decision's announcement, Texas would restore the country's most burdensome voter-ID law, which the Voting Rights Act had blocked.
