Sentence examples for I would answer that from inspiring English sources

"I would answer that more as a purveyor of reality TV," Zalaznick told me.

A I would answer that question by saying that I look forward to moving ahead, and lessons learned will manifest themselves in investment decisions.

I would answer that, on health care, for example, where the public was truly divided and, by some polls, increasingly skeptical, the Senate Republicans should have tried to negotiate a less sweeping bill.

And if you fudge the question, which you just did, aren't we entitled to assume that you want people to think that but you are scared to say it?" The prime minister said: "I would answer that very directly.

"He'll say, 'Here's how I would answer that question, but you're the candidate, so make up your own mind.' " Another White House official said that when Mrs. Clinton is in her office there, she often tells her staff, " 'Check with Bill on that.' Or, 'This goes by the president.' She's extremely reliant on him".

I know how I would answer that question.

Today, I'd answer that Fullerton is the city where mentally ill drifter Kelly Thomas was brutally beaten to death by the Fullerton police.

I know how Frank Lloyd Wright would answer that question.

So I asked Davis how she would answer that question.

GEORGE PACKER: If you're asking why the 2010 health-care reform law didn't extend Medicare to all Americans, I'd answer that it's a good question.

And if you said there was perhaps a sentimentality in this attitude – a supersensitive reluctance to assert, define, conclude – I'd answer that there's actually a kind of shrug in the work, a what the hell, a why bother, that saves it from preciosity.