Sentence examples for thinking I asked from inspiring English sources

But didn't such thinking, I asked, conflict with her theory of the physiological and the subjective as separate systems?

"What on earth was I thinking?" I asked Ingrid once if she ever talked to her father about his drinking, and I think she was ashamed to answer no.

Strictly out of curiosity (and not masochism, as some of you are no doubt thinking), I asked the 15-year-old if she could tell me what the object on her T-shirt was, and thoroughly enjoyed the fact that she could not.

Without thinking I asked him, as we sat down, whether his illness might slow him down.

"When are you thinking?" I asked.

"What are you thinking?" I asked when he didn't say anything more.

" 'What are you thinking?' I ask M.," the doctor reports, "as I ask most of my patients when I want to know their thoughts".

What are you thinking, I ask.

I wasn't sure what she was thinking, so I asked her: 'Are you pleased with what you're looking at?' " "It turned out she was amazed at the value," Ms. Peteet said.

"You don't expect it to happen in one of the world's biggest cities. "I wanted to understand what he was thinking so I asked the driver: 'Would you do the same thing if it was a guy or a girl?'" He said the driver then drove away.

In terms of the performances, that's what I was thinking when I asked how you fight the urge to just let these two great actors make magic.