Sentence examples for seriously inquiring from inspiring English sources
Seriously inquiring here because you sound like you have a great sense of humor and frankly, sound too good to be true!
In 1948, while looking forward to a relaxation of the still considerable tension between her and her mother, she seriously inquired of the local Party hierarchy whether she would be risking expulsion by allowing Muv to visit Oakland.
Camby has been donating his time and money for more than two years to the school, which is also known as P.S. 194, where the children seriously inquired why there was a shoe named after Jordan and not one named "The Marcus".
Our parents took these friends seriously -- inquiring about their health, maybe even setting a place at dinner for them -- because our society encourages and embraces the imagination of a child.
Ferguson apologised for this in an open letter in the Harvard Crimson, though he concluded the letter defensively by saying, "For the self-appointed inquisitors of [the] internet, it is always easier to accuse than seriously to inquire".
What he revealed on behalf of clients then and now is the immense transformative value of being listened to: of having our emotional histories taken seriously, empathically inquired about and ascribed an appropriate level of relevance in the balance of who we are and who we are capable of becoming.
But the time has come to inquire seriously what will happen when our forests are gone, when the coal, the iron, the oil, and the gas are exhausted, when the soils have still further impoverished and washed into the streams, polluting the rivers, denuding the fields and obstructing navigation".
These people have been famous for decades – do they seriously expect you to use the time inquiring as to whether they've been on the London Eye?
FOLC takes seriously a concern for criticality, and it views recurring processes of constructive feedback among all learners (encouraged by professional educators and fostered through collaborative discourse and effective use of digital affordances) as a key characteristic of inquiring communities.
