Sentence examples for one inquired from inspiring English sources
One inquired on the degree of relationships and participation in activities in the institution (four categories collapsed into frequent/normal versus rare/nothing).
No one inquired about our wellbeing on arrival at Edinburgh.
He said no one inquired about Humberto.
"By the way," the talkative one inquired.
Another student wanted to know: "What's a phenomenon?" One inquired about the meaning of "sinister".
Mr. Cardozo's statement also said that the documents had been filed "several months ago" and that "therefore our answer included standard tort defenses, including the one inquired about".
SINCE the 16th century, the ideal of education has been the tutorial system pioneered at Oxford and Cambridge, nurturing young minds one to one, inquiring, prodding and encouraging.
In cycle 2, the focus question locates the attribute in the text as next one, inquiring a display with a rising tone.
Second-order ethics discusses the ethical (and more broadly, normative, cf. Rip [2013]) aspects that become visible when one inquires into the justification of present overall social and institutional arrangements, rather than taking them for granted.
Thus, the more closely one inquires the less tenable Kosovo seems as a precedent for future humanitarian interventions.
