A detective asked me questions and I mumbled answers through my broken teeth.
And it gives answers: Through fresh ideas and refreshed ideals, through intelligent action and vigilant stillness.
For me, it's not about having fun, it's a necessity – finding answers through this process.
After a friend's suicide last year, Zach Schleien sought some answers through an online discussion forum.
Universities are asking a lot of questions and finding the answers through the data.
The novel does not provide answers through logical argumentation: it is a complex literary form.
Bureaucrats incessantly run the answers through U.S. security data bases, always looking for red flags.
The system knows that grandchildren are children's children and therefore finds the answers through her sons and daughters.
Adam R. Boyko, Biomedical Sciences, is searching for the answers through a series of research projects on the canine genome.
The study triangulates answers through a review of sustainability literature, a scan of existing indicators, and consultation with panels of indicator experts.
The researchers asked the women every month how often they took their pills, but preferred to confirm those answers through blood samples.
