Sentence examples for best not to answer from inspiring English sources

He did his best not to answer them.

"That's better, right?" I didn't see that it made a world of difference, but thought it best not to answer.

The detention of the children of asylum seekers is surrounded by secrecy, which is why the Home Office does its best not to answer a straight question such as how many children are being detained every year by the UK Border Agency and for what length of time?

Pro tip: If you are accused of something preposterous, it's usually best not to answer the accusation, lest you lend it some credibility.

(Note to aspiring chanteuses: Best not to answer your cellphone during your own song).

It's best, however, simply not to answer your cell phone in a theater, unless it's an emergency.

Costs aside, the businesses that collect information about the way we shop do so in order to figure out the best way to sell us more, not to answer our recycling uncertainties or create efficiency in the waste stream.

And there are some questions it really is best not to know the answer to.

It is a distinction of this brief, charged novel that if you ask at any moment "who is speaking" it is best not to expect a final answer.

Because Cheek is not a current Olympian, "visa applications from non-accredited persons do not fall within the I.O.C.'s remit and we are therefore not best placed to answer you on this question," Moreau said in an e-mail message.

We recognise that we chose the methodology and perhaps it was not the best to answer our original question.