Sentence examples for notably asked from inspiring English sources

Musk was notably asked during a Q&A about whether the Boring Company would do a full environmental impact report.

And when that other famous British Harry (the Princely one) notably asked Styles when he'd last gotten a haircut when the two met in November, Styles's response was, "I'm not planning on it right now".

He will also address what he sees as imbalances in the trading world, notably asking China and Japan to let their currencies float freely in the open market.

Most notably, ask if the dress comes in sea colors, such as aqua, light peach, or cream to match the color of pearls or the sand.

Notably, when asked specifically whether they worried about the possibility of developing hyponatremia, 63 percent said that they were not.

Notably, Sarah asked about if upcoming changes will make Digg more of a Twitter competitor, to which Rose replied that he didn't think so.

Notably, Meyers asked if Franken thought Trump was funny.

(It has notably not asked for cuts in the face value of its debt).

Possibly, most notably he asked, "How can it be that it is not a news item when an elderly homeless person dies of exposure, but it is news when the stock market loses two points?" At casual glance, following only the media's portrayal of the statement, one might think this was a radically new position for the Catholic Church.

Notably, when asked about their caregiving experience, the most frequent responses were positive.

Notably, when asked about who helped them perform the household tasks that they could no longer do, none of the women mentioned their husbands.