Sentence examples for an answer voters from inspiring English sources

An article that accompanied Todorov's study, written by Joann M. Montepare and Leslie Zebrowitz, the author of "Reading Faces: Window to the Soul?," suggests an answer: voters perceive "baby-facedness" (broad cheeks, small chin, big eyes) as a sign of incompetence, whereas "facial maturity" (jutting chin, furrowed brow, angular nose) connotes capability.

Amid a clamor of calls from prominent Republicans for Mr. Romney to offer a major policy address to answer voters' continued questions about his plans, his aides said he would present a series of speeches, television commercials and events promoting his five-point economic policy, even as he concentrates on his next big chance to change the race: the debates.

A call center would be set up to answer voters' questions on days when the polls are open.

That would answer voters' two questions: What districts are we in?

One obvious answer: voter suppression.

But as of Wednesday, that "scientific" exit poll was just a webpage with an icon for each of the four presidential candidates, ostensibly designed for the volunteer exit pollers to click on when they get an answer from a voter.

Answering voters' questions for a BBC TV special, she said she would seek the "best possible deal for Wales".

We need a system that respects patient privacy, even when those patients are our presidential candidates, while answering voters' reasonable questions about a candidate's ability to serve.

Enter politicians needing slogans and easy answers voters can understand.

What we saw during a campaign was a candidate addressing the faithful on the stump or engaged in debate or answering voters' questions to show who he was and what he thought.

This past week, ahead of the party's primary election on Saturday in South Carolina, he hop-scotched across the state, holding back-to-back town-hall-style meetings in which he expounds on public affairs and answers voters' questions at length.