Sentence examples for a suggested answer from inspiring English sources

The line "Our being born?" as a suggested answer to the proposal "Suppose we repented" struck a chord with the kind of adolescent who considers "I never asked to be born" an acceptable rebuke; as did the breezy evocation of suicide ("Hand in hand from the top of the Eiffel Tower, among the first"); and then the first big belly laugh of the play: "The Bible … I must have taken a look at it".

According to Berlin, philosophy concerns itself with questions such that not only are the answers not known, but neither are the means for arriving at an answer, or the standards of judgement by which to evaluate whether a suggested answer is plausible or implausible.

Typically it's about three-tenths of a second, far less than the nine seconds Google figures you need to type in a query, or the 15 seconds you spend selecting a suggested answer from the 10 links displayed on a results page.

The "suggested answer" is telling.

In the preceptor's guide we also included suggested answers from a content expert.

The class laughed, and suggested answers.

A reader suggests answering all "no" questions "yes," and vice versa, thereby messing up everything.

If the choice is between emphasis on sport or on disability, perhaps the breathtaking sights on display over the last week and a half suggest an answer: both.

What the heck was wrong with her? Lindsay Anderson, the director and critic, remarking that Davis was "difficult because she's Bette Davis, not because she's a star," suggests an answer: She was "essentially mad".

The fact that her flea was apparently a virgin suggests an answer to the long-standing puzzle of whether fleas are fertilized before or after they embed.

Then, as Dr. Hammond and a graduate student, Jeremy R. Bauer, now at Vanderbilt University, wrote this month in a Boston University publication, a chance remark suggested the answer.