Sentence examples for any sort of answer from inspiring English sources

Neither science nor theology can provide any sort of answer by looking in this non-place.

Only Root found any sort of answer to Samuel Badree's masterful skiddy wrist spin and his response to the difficult situation was to reach a half-century from 33 balls, an innings of pure strokes and placement, equalling the fastest ever in a World T20 final.

Merely stating that defeating ISIS will require a strategy and sustained difficult military, intelligence and diplomatic efforts unfortunately does not provide any sort of answer or indication of a true understanding of the complexities swirling right now in the Middle East.

However, it doesn't bring them closer to any sort of answers.

To the first, she got a sort-of answer – yes, it's less poisonous.

Now we have a sort-of answer to the question of what will happen to the Manus detainees: They'll stay put for now.

The sheer exhilaration of the writing in this book — Lenny's confessional tones, Eunice's teenage slang — is itself a sort of answer to the flattened-out horrors of the world it depicts.

Or perhaps it's a sort of answer to it: what Eisenstein recommended as a means becomes, in Kussi's story, an end in itself, and it doesn't save Bruno's life.

OK, New Keynesian models actually have a sort of answer: the economy is monopolistically competitive, so that producers in general charge prices above marginal cost and are hence willing to produce more given the demand.

The Xfinity Store launched in November as a sort of answer to Netflix and Amazon Instant video.

The explosion in mobile revenue as a percentage of Facebook's overall business serves as a sort of answer to those naysayers.