Sentence examples for took time to ask from inspiring English sources

They took time to ask your nationality and vocation.

In a telephone interview Wednesday, McClure said Thomas always took time to ask about her workout and her motivation.

Clinton took time to ask students and teachers about their lives and hopes for the future, encouraged quiet participants to speak up, and engaged on substantive policy.

I have documented many instances when Tracey not only took time to ask students to sit well during her session, but she also approached kids whom she did not think sit well enough during Bei-jen's session and asked them to sit well.

Nor does it absolve us from taking time to ask ourselves some hard but basic questions: Is it O.K. to watch, and take intense pleasure from, a game that is so hazardous to its players?

Incessant acquisition of knowledge means never taking time to ask: "What's really important?" What can become blurred is the distinction between knowledge for its own sake and knowledge that is actually useful.

Leaders must take time to ask and listen to suggestions not only to make employees feel valued but for the sake of their businesses.

If you see the postdoc who works in the lab across the hall before a department seminar, take time to ask how her job search is going.

Indeed, in a small, tightly interdependent group one cannot afford the luxury of asking "Why should I be the one to sacrifice my life for the group?" for taking time to ask could kill one's whole group.

Take time to ask about life, hobbies, or even weekend plans.

Taking time to ask, "how can I best nurture myself?," is putting self-love into practice.