Sentence examples similar to merely inquiring from inspiring English sources
But the man merely inquired whether she belonged to the tribe of the British commander — she did not record her presumably sensible reply — and immediately vanished, along with his history and his motives).
But Judge William Hoeveler, who last November emphatically affirmed the department's power to lock up a deportable alien, had merely inquired whether the Government intended to jail Dr. Bosch indefinitely.
On cross-examination, Lieutenant Wakeley, the officer who interrogated the petitioner on the night of his arrest, first said that Haynes did not ask him for permission to call his wife, but merely inquired whether his wife would be notified of his arrest.
A helpful agent using LivePerson at Igogolf.com recently unloaded $3,000 worth of gear on a golfer based in Mauritius who had merely inquired about import duties.
The client must be made to understand that his lawyer is (ethically) duty bound -- to both himself and the client -- to not merely inquire, but to interrogate.
Don't merely ask for information and materials; inquire about the essence of the responsibility: What are the stakeholders really looking for?
The first question inquires merely whether the employment of tangible property in an existing business begets in the proprietor a 'property' in the continuance of the business, as the word 'property' is used in the Fifth Amendment.
In it, Nick Montfort reveals programming to be not merely a technical exercise within given constraints but a tool for sketching, brainstorming, and inquiring about important topics.
The point of inquiring into means, and into ends considered as means or causes of further consequences, is not merely to determine how to achieve an end, but to appraise the value of the end itself (TV 210 19; VEK 4 7).
