Sentence examples for a questioner that from inspiring English sources
At the WABC debate, he told a questioner that voters should not be confused.
(Though he once responded to a questioner that he was heterosexual, Mr. Koch repeatedly said that his love life was nobody's business but his own).
Sometimes at his town hall meetings he simply tells a questioner that he does not have an answer and says, "I'll be glad to educate myself".
Told by a questioner that Kim looked ready "to jump out of his skin at the thought of playing with you tomorrow," Woods smiled.
At a campaign stop on Ash Wednesday, he told a questioner that he intended to get to church that day — "Can't miss Ash Wednesday" — but his campaign wouldn't say whether or not he went.
But it is possible that he'll casually tell a questioner that he prays the media will stop covering "sob stories" about how someone "couldn't get, you know, their food stamps or this or that".
Although television has recently introduced the screen-wipe, where one image folds into another, as a version of the dotted ellipsis in print (to show that an answer has been cut) there are still strategies – such as cutting away to film or to a "noddy" of the questioner – that permit several speeches to be merged into one or a soundbite to be pulled from a careful, nuanced answer.
He told a different questioner that his father had died in Egypt, and his mother had died of cancer.
The study was employed using interviewer administrated questioner that might result social desirability bias.
At Masa, home to the $500 chef's special, Veda Nishikawa, a manager, assured his questioner that no sham salmon could possibly make its way into the kitchen, as all of the restaurant's marine offerings are flown in daily — whole — from trusted purveyors in Japan.
We see the dismay of bureaucrats, the excitement of journalists, the hysteria of the government, and the mild non-response of the citizens, who, when asked how they voted, refuse to say, reminding the questioner that the question is illegal.
