Sentence examples similar to answer sharply from inspiring English sources

Tabby speaks again, and Rex answers sharply, almost endlessly: 'I'm puzzled as to why you'd even mention it.

His sister-in-law answered sharply: "If terrorism will not be stopped, how can you not have a war?

Both candidates again affirmed their support for the notion that Egypt's laws apply from Islamic principles, but then the emphasis in their answers sharply diverged.

To one reporter who wondered what might come of Mr. Sanford's political career, Mrs. Sanford answered sharply: "His career is not a concern of mine.

Asked in a news conference on Monday whether she was likely to resign as commissioner, Ms. Molnau answered sharply, "I have not offered my resignation, nor do I think I'm going to do that".

Asked if her squad deserved to be in Canada, Toure answered sharply — "We earned our place here" — then added: "Of course there have been some worries".

"No," Pierce answered, more sharply and quickly than before.

To the Web site's English-speaking, upper-class, Internet-savvy audience, they posed the question, "Would you marry a non-virgin?" The answers were sharply divided, but not the way that you may think.

According to a Pew report, a clear majority of young Republicans say immigrants strengthen America, half say corporate profits are too high, and almost half say stricter environmental laws are worth the cost--answers that sharply distinguish them from older members of the GOP.

Mr. McCain's campaign answered quickly and sharply on Friday.

Daughter glanced up at Mom with some concern and said, "Well, have you had your coffee, yet?" Mom sharply answered, "No!" Daughter replied: "That's the problem.