Sentence examples for when we inquired from inspiring English sources

When we inquired, our waiter replied, "We changed things".

"But when we inquired among teams, already many used products.

Not long after, when we inquired about a good place for lunch, Ms. Baumberger offered us some locally produced pulled pork that they were serving the students.

Slightly dazed by the interminable pageant, and miffed by the amount of Broadway insiders who sniffed at us when we inquired about who was who, we headed to the official afterparty at the Plaza Hotel.

When we inquired what (if any) icons of justice were displayed, he did not hesitate to bring us to the courtroom on the second floor, a modestly proportioned room with a judge's bench, flags and computers".

The villa's owners were fussy yuppies from Milan who had a long, scolding list of house rules yet, when we inquired why the electricity went out every day from 2 P.M. to 8 P.M., they shrugged and told us we were uptight Americans.

Only when we inquire into prescribed role patterns and actual behavior, into the differences between what was expected of men and of women, will we gain a glimpse into what may have inspired and motivated these anchoresses.

When we inquire into the truth of a theorem, we both do and do not already know it.

When we inquire about human nature, since we are asking "a question of fact, not of abstract science", we must rely on experience and observation (EPM 1.10/173 174).

When we inquire as to the justification or warrant for accepting testimony, we need to avoid importing evidence or information that goes beyond what is commonly available.

He also uses what he describes as a 'pragmatist' principle to show that the truth cannot be our aim when we inquire.