Sentence examples for really been asked from inspiring English sources

Most striking, perhaps the central question behind the First Crusade has never really been asked: What happened at the end of the 11th century that made more than 60,000 men head east?

"In the running game, the passing game, pass coverage, he has really been asked to do a lot of different things, and he has done them all pretty well".

It is not universally agreed that an ordinary utterance of (16) is indirect, since it has been denied (e.g., by Levinson 1983: 273 6) that a question has really been asked, over and above the request.

WJ: That's a great question, it's never really been asked like that.

Yet, women have never really been asked how any kind of political situation that ultimately affects them, their families, and their communities could be fixed in order to better build and serve those communities in which they live.

"The developer community has really been asking for the software," Mr. Anders said.

But what is really being asked for here?

"Really, being asked to leave is the ultimate punishment".

"He blew to the lead without really being asked," Stevens said.

What these 18-year-olds were really being asked was: "Do you remember the first time somebody could match you?

No matter how explicitly sexual the monologues, what audience members were really being asked to feel was her pain.