Sentence examples for answer with something from inspiring English sources
But to stand a chance of defeating Mr. Jennings and Mr. Rutter, Watson will have to be able to beat them to the buzzer at least half the time and answer with something like 90 percent accuracy.
People who whine about politicians and city government to no end, but when asked why they aren't more involved usually answer with something like, "I would, but I just don't have the time".
That's why if a virtual assistant (VA) asked, "Do you need anything else?" rarely would you answer with something like "Yes, tell me the color of your dog's eyes," or "Remember when Jon Snow [insert spoiler here]?" unless you were showing off to your friends or wanting the VA to fail for fun.
We are likely to answer with something like "Ohhhhhh MY God!
I would answer with something to the effect of, "Do you love your mother or your father more?" They are two different people.
Like when someone asks me on a job interview where I think i'll be in five years, i can't help but answer with something absurd: On the moon?
The man answered with something unintelligible.
Then he answers with something more like a question, arising out of his work.
To return to Q&As, there is now, quite naturally, an expectation that the Where From Question will be answered with something that refers to the author's personality and life, to people from whom he or she has stolen this or that, to a type of plagiarism from reality.
"The answer is, with something as big as this, you have to vote for what you think what's best for your country and I will help support and assist the prime minister in getting the best deal and then I'll take a view on that when it comes back; I'm not persuaded one way or the other at the moment".
When asked about her father's relationship to Germany, her answer started with something surprisingly distinct from politics: When he went to Berlin for the first time, in 1921, he wrote in his diary how unaccustomed he was to not being approached in the street.
