Sentence examples for not asking enough from inspiring English sources

She lost points for not asking enough questions.

Second, European officials are not asking enough from developing nations, either environmentally or politically.

"He's not asking enough questions," said one student watching the conversation between the student rabbi and the abuse victim.

Nel jokes that nobody has ever accused him of not "asking enough questions" before, but does not object to another 30-minute adjournment.

"There are lots of stories from social psychology about women not being aggressive enough, and not asking enough, but I was looking at a very self-selected group of ambitious and risk-taking women, so that doesn't really apply here.

It's a fascinating case – a sex-selective abortion charge would never have stuck because the journalists were just too sloppy, but the CPS could have charged the doctors with not asking enough questions.

That marriage was swiftly annulled — did somebody not ask enough questions at the start?

In other words, God is merely the answer that you get if you do not ask enough questions.

They do not ask enough of life; they seek security which, really, is the limiting of possibility.

I believe that potential donors are still not asked enough, and the more often they are actually asked the more often they give".

The question not asked enough is: is the utopia of the imagined future a place we would actually want to live?