Sentence examples for often asked questions from inspiring English sources

He is often asked questions about the U.S. race conflict On this subject the Finnish press has shown restraint.

No 10 aides have complained that the prime minister is often asked questions unrelated to his official programme during overseas trips.

People in the street often asked questions, usually about the time; I soon twigged that they wanted to determine my gender.

She wrote it, she said, in answer to fans who often asked questions about when and to whom to bow and how to properly address a viscount or baronet.

At parties, Vanhoenacker writes, he is often asked questions that "suggest that even now, when many of us so regularly leave one place on the earth and cross the high blue to another, we are not nearly as accustomed to flying as we think": questions that reassure him that "a deeper part of our imagination lingers" in the realm of ancient thoughts about flight.

"Why can't you let people change?" This is akin to another of his often asked questions: "Why do you choose to remember the negative rather than the positive?" "I don't," I insist, thinking, I will never forget your giving me such a hard time over this.

Ah, the most often asked question.

Barriers raised for the London Datastore included the often asked question "What if the data is wrong".

The often asked question "When will we find a cure for cancer?" implies that there is some kind of master code behind the disease waiting to be cracked.

Among other things, the story of the Nimrods provides one answer to an often asked question: Does television advertising really work?

This often asked question can be answered simply by stating that both are critical aspects to your child's school life.