unasked

"I had a little poem that I would recite to myself at least four to five times a day, " was Dad's reply to my 18-year-old unasked question.

If and when she decided to tell her parents about her plans, she would do so unasked .

But that could be the best option if you're at a loss for words, because some interview questions are better left unasked.

My neighbor, Patrick the wine-maker, beat me to it, unasked.

It is an interesting question, left unasked here, why visiting Americans apparently turned a blind eye to this subject.

Questions that remain largely unasked by scientists include: What are the most effective methods for deceiving?

At the student union a conceited and pompous old visitor was boring a group of apprentices with his unasked for advice.

Or were you left with the usual pile of unasked-for smellies, oversized kitchen gadgets and ill-fitting, unflattering clothes?

Unasked, the Tathagata becomes the refuge. - The Buddha follows the world like a calf.

Such unasked suggestions are less than welcome.

This question often goes unasked because employees fear appearing incompetent.

One day, these people were ready for lunch, suddenly got an unasked guest: a polar bear, popping its head into kitchen for food.

"Even the most basic and preliminary questions about [bull] remain, after all, " Mr. Frankfurt writes, "not only unanswered but unasked. "

We have not asked them to come for masked ball, but they came unasked.

She came to the party unasked.

Then love may come unasked, when you are not seeking it.

there is this vice in all singers , that if asked to sing among their friends they are never so inclined , but unasked they never leave off.

It is well to give when asked, but it is better to give unasked, through understanding;