Sentence examples for answer too quickly from inspiring English sources

"Did you ring someone?" Does he answer too quickly or too slowly?

I don't know if I'm free,' " he said he told her. "I was trying to be cool and be aloof and not answer too quickly," he explained.

MAL, from San Antonio (16), wrote: "As an educator, I can fall into the temptation of trying to provide a correct answer too quickly, and then watch my advice not get followed.

In our sessions, he would ask me questions, I would answer them — and then he would tell me how to answer them: pause here; add this or that remark or aside; always seem to be worried, anxious; never answer too quickly, let the suspense build up.

This is a misleadingly sophomoric question to ask and seductively easy to answer too quickly.

Other questions, however, are worth keeping around -- worthy of holding close and not replacing with an answer too quickly.

"We can tell the user 'you're answering too quickly' for example," Kelly said.

Answering too quickly with a negative statement of a positive assertion, such as "Did you wash those pots lazily?" answered by "No, I did not wash those pots lazily," as an attempt to avoid the impression of a delayed answer.[4].

In other instances, attending to answer choices too quickly can cause the student to overlook what the question asks.

Never interrupt and never talk over the interviewer or answer questions too quickly.

I ran the risk of being underpaid because I answered questions too quickly and billed a smaller number of hours.