Sentence examples for most often asked from inspiring English sources

Ah, the most often asked question.

" 'Why this?' This question is most often asked, and most often left unanswered, when sudden death occurs.

The question he is most often asked, he writes, is whether Iran is really trying to build a bomb.

The question that I am most often asked about Ponzi schemes is "Why?" Didn't the person behind the scheme know that it was inevitable he would be caught?

So I put to her the question that she is most often asked about the "trial" and its aftermath: what got her through?

"The question we are most often asked is 'are they real?' – and the answer is yes," said Steve Sullivan, one of the permanent exhibition team.

What do clients most often ask you to customize?

I asked Jim Tuckwell and Frank Rosier, of the 1st Battalion, the Dorsetshire Regiment and the 2nd Battalion, the Gloucestershire Regiment respectively, what question the public most often ask.

She contributed to a book, "Questions Patients Most Often Ask Their Doctors" (Bantam, 1983), and was the author of "How to Avoid a Hysterectomy" (Pantheon, 1987).

By and large they are not particularly good at the thing we most often ask them to do — imitate us, that is — and yet people (some people anyway) love them precisely for their limitations.

The question I most often ask myself when sitting in seminars is, 'so what should I do about this?' This is closely followed by, 'how long is this going for, I have 15 urgent things to do'.