Sentence examples for a uniform answer from inspiring English sources

The experts I contacted last week had a uniform answer: No one knows.

He said he received a uniform answer: "No — let him wait his turn".

He said he received a uniform answer: "No — let him wait his turn". Nevertheless, the impatient Mr. Obama jumped into the race.

Perhaps the greatest difficulty in domain studies is the absence of a uniform answer to the question: What is a domain?

And a uniform identity defies us.

A group of historical novelists, interviewed some ten years ago, came up with a surprisingly uniform answer to this question of why they do it: "They wanted to write in a more elaborate, more complex way, in longer sentences, and with more figurative language".

I have asked students why and get a generally uniform answer.

Thus the Why question may well not have a single or uniform answer.

A little girl in a school uniform answers the door and smiles hello before a woman throws her arm between us and the child, physically shields her from us, then watches us through a sharply drawn living room curtain as we walk away across the lawn.

As another anniversary of the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks on the United States nears, I am again reminded and humbled by the acts of courage and sacrifice that are made daily by those people who put on a uniform and answer the call of duty.

Their uniform answer: the flat tax.