Sentence examples for naturally asks from inspiring English sources
He naturally asks how gravity can influence quantum particles.
Everyone, naturally, asks him if he will be a spy, which he laughs off.
Now, one naturally asks: Are there nontrivial solutions for problem ( P λ ) if − λ ∈ σ ( S ) in the above theorem?
One naturally asks if they have any obvious meaning, and therefore it seems that they are more interesting for mathematicians than for physicists.
One naturally asks, then, why such crimes continue unabated, why after more than a decade and $1 billion of expenditures the Court has only managed to convict two Congolese warlords.
One naturally asks, how do they all know each other?
Other taxonomies may better capture the nature of questions people naturally ask, for example a linguistic taxonomy of the type described here.
Mr. Friedman naturally asked where that came from.
It being post-Bowie, the paper naturally asked about him.
WHEN stung by tragic events we naturally ask some simple questions: who, why, how?
Most people lucky enough to still have a job are naturally asking: will I be next?
