Sentence examples for naturally ask from inspiring English sources
Other taxonomies may better capture the nature of questions people naturally ask, for example a linguistic taxonomy of the type described here.
WHEN stung by tragic events we naturally ask some simple questions: who, why, how?
As the warhead floats toward the United States, most people naturally ask how it'll be stopped.
But rights groups naturally ask how such powerful men knew whom to contact to get him free.
On the subject of Sherlock, I naturally ask if Moriarty is – as teased in the last episode of the third series – not really dead, and set to return?
We dare to pose a more difficult question, the one that a gambler or an investor might naturally ask: What are the odds?
Mr. Friedman naturally asked where that came from.
It being post-Bowie, the paper naturally asked about him.
Everyone, naturally, asks him if he will be a spy, which he laughs off.
Most people lucky enough to still have a job are naturally asking: will I be next?
When I got back, I naturally asked the staff, and it opened up.
