Sentence examples for was asked with from inspiring English sources
The phrase "was asked with" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to convey that something was requested in a certain manner, but it lacks clarity and proper structure. Example: "He was asked with great urgency to complete the report by the end of the day."
So, how does it feel?, he was asked with something akin to an apology for a not-very-original query.
More than once, I was asked with a boozy sneer by South African whites if I could ever imagine being attracted to a black woman.
The Multi-Purpose Business Trip Tool exists only in the imagination of David Kerr, a retired college professor in Vieques, P.R., who was asked with others what they would want if they could have one gadget that did everything.
But what if Mr. McCain hadn't been on the ballot at this point, Mr. Powers was asked, with the implication that it would have been a debacle for the state party.
But isn't talk about dynasties justified, maybe inevitable, he was asked, with the eldest son, George W., the governor of Texas who is running for president, and another son, Jeb, the governor of Florida, both following in the footsteps of their father and their grandfather, Prescott Bush, a longtime senator from Connecticut?
To divide participants into sustainability label users and non-users, general sustainability label usage behaviour was asked with the question "have you ever used a sustainability label when you shop".
Therefore, the wording was changed to be clear on what the question was asking with the inclusion of a term that made the question conceptually aligned.
That question is being asked with increasing urgency about the British political system.
Questions over whether the United States can transform Iraq are being asked with increasing frequency.
The questions were asked with a sense of bewilderment — and an occasional hint of scorn.
Most questions can be asked with a single word or gesture.
