Sentence examples for an acceptable answer to from inspiring English sources
While his face remains composed, there's an internal scrabbling for an acceptable answer to the question.
That is not an acceptable answer to me.
And it's not an acceptable answer to the American people.
But look, 435 House members need to run on something in two years, and saying we did nothing for two years is not going to be an acceptable answer to the American people.
In any true affirmative predication, the predicate either does or does not "say what the subject is", i.e., the predicate either is or is not an acceptable answer to the question "What is it?" asked of the subject.
But Tuesday's briefing presented a problem for a press corps seeking an acceptable answer to why Trump believes ― and recklessly promotes ― a claim that has no basis in fact.
It is common knowledge in Sweden that the teeth should be brushed at least twice a day, which may make responders more susceptible to give a socially acceptable answer to this particular question, which in turn may have influenced the results.
While I wasn't 100percentt sure I wanted to get married -- in that I don't know if I've ever been 100percentt sure about anything -- "getting engaged" was a concrete, acceptable answer to what I was doing with my life.
Between 2008 and 2011, there was progressive improvement in the percentage of respondents providing a scientifically acceptable answer to the question about activity of antibiotics against coughs and colds (the percentage understanding that antibiotics do not work on most coughs and colds was 60% in 2008, 63% in 2009 and 69% in 2011) (table 1).
From South Africa, then, Galgut has a candid, vexing, but ultimately acceptable answer to Claire Armitstead's tweet: the events in In a Strange Room happened, but the book is not predicated on facts, it's predicated on truth, which is a function of art and art's inventions.
For many parents and their advocates, the only acceptable answer to the overcrowding is to build more schools.
