Sentence examples for was seriously asking from inspiring English sources
"In the beginning," said his coach, Pierre Carraz, "I was seriously asking myself if I wasn't dealing with someone who was autistic.
"Nobody in the country is seriously asking for gay marriage," says Stewart from the Kaleidoscope Trust.
"He is seriously asking whether the management at D.M.V. has done a sufficient job in overseeing that contract," Mr. Pagani said.
At the time, several large media companies were in bankruptcy, others were trading at penny-stock levels and analysts were seriously asking whether some venerable publications — including this one — might soon cease to exist.
(That's not meant as a rhetorical question, I'm seriously asking for your opinion).In his response to Mr Biden, Mr Obama says no one would call Jesse Jackson, Shirley Chisholm, Carol Moseley Braun or Al Sharpton inarticulate.
I'm seriously asking," asked one.
This has been a wonderful day of watching Republicans come out very strongly against something that no one is seriously asking them to do, because they already went and caved and did it.
You would never suspect reading The Magic of Reality that many reputed scientists with credentials far above Dawkins' are seriously asking if the universe is conscious, if mind creates action at the subatomic level, if purpose can be understood as a property of the cosmos, if "soft inheritance" allows for evolution without classic gene mutations, and so on.
For a moment there I thought we were being seriously asked to listen to Ashley Cole's discourse on historiography.
Needless to say, Peter Pettinger has no answer, but that such a question can be seriously asked is perhaps the best possible tribute to the unhappy soul who is the subject of this unsettling book.
