Many of these girls were not able to tell anybody about what they had endured, and nobody had noticed or thought to inquire about why they were self harming, getting involved in crime, failing to arrive at school or turning up with unexplained physical injuries.
She came back to him immediately, but none of his doctor friends thought to inquire further about his illness.
That's all good to know, though a skeptic might wonder if anybody in the Republican Party thought to inquire earlier about the identity of this generous donor and the organization he leads.
Many of these adults will tell you that this is not the kind of thing one would normally do, but in the moment, why not? Mo Konjic found that when he toured the flood-stricken areas "the first question was not to ask for help, but to inquire what I thought about the team's chances in Brazil.
(Being pure of heart, the Scouts didn't think to inquire about the drugs and call boys).
"Gordon told me he was a decent type who went about his business quietly and effectively, so I thought I would inquire about him as loan cover.
Some natural philosophers indeed have done so, and their procedure was intelligible enough; for they thought that they alone were inquiring about the whole of nature and about being.
When the call was over and we returned to our interview, I thought it impolite to inquire about the implications of the conversation I had overheard and, indeed, why he had wanted me to hear it.
I never inquired or thought much about it.
Our results showed that exposure to two courses that use scientific teaching to enable students to inquire and think critically about science was associated with sustained improvements, at least when the exposure occurred early in the curriculum.
They are always inquiring about politics.
