Sentence examples for answering completely from inspiring English sources

Göranzon said they were "answering completely different questions in the interview.

It's an interesting question that I can't ever answer completely — and perhaps it's many answers all at once: Is it art to provoke? (Certainly).

In his acclaimed shows Mr. Kitson, a 33-year-old British comic with a bushy beard and a stutter, explores questions about loss and love and the pursuit of meaning that are too complicated to answer completely.

Because the test items change as the test is taken, two people taking what is officially the same test at the same time are likely to answer completely different questions.

Finally, we suggest adoption of number 0 to represent the alternative of the answer "nothing" of 1 to answer "medium" and 2 to answer "completely".

First is, "What is your current salary?" This is a simple, direct question that involves no negotiation--and it is one that needs to be answered completely.

You can read the full letter here, to which is appended "a collection of letters that you have yet to answer completely, or at all".

We answer completely this question for the cases in which is a connected, locally path connected and semilocally simply connected space, and and are manifolds either compact or triangulable.

The question posed (and answered completely) by William G. Leavitt in the early 1960's regards the existence of a middle ground between IBN and SBN: do there exist rings for which R R i ≅ R R j for some, but not all, pairs i, j ∈ N ?

But it is still a somewhat open question, and it will be some time before it is answered completely.

On the other side, people discover the ability to think a question and immediately it is answered, completely.