Sentence examples for never being asked from inspiring English sources
This was the mid-70s, before confessional songs, and I'd never been that honest about feeling ugly and never being asked out.
She quotes the late philosopher Bernard Williams, who wrote that "the question of life's being desirable … 'gets by far its best answer by never being asked at all.'" Though I admire her book greatly — which is, after all, why I asked you to read it!
The government seems to have morphed a marginal vote in favour of leaving the EU into a phantom majority that wants us out of the single market – and all of the benefits it entails – despite the public never being asked their opinion on it.
After being encouraged to think independently at university, to compare ideologies, to criticise her own and other people's judgement, she found herself put into place as a cog of capitalism, working to make money for someone else and never being asked to engage her brain.
He did everything you would want to see, while never being asked for his best; a positive, when heading into a race of Classic caliber.
Furthermore, Vygotskij's (1978) theory of the zone of proximal development postulates that learning takes place when learners "are always being challenged to increase their understanding of the problem while never being asked to do more than they can do" (Berndt 1997, p. 323).
Never been asked that before or since.
"I've never been asked before.
They know they have never been asked.
Because I have never been asked.
