Sentence examples for end answer to from inspiring English sources

Froggy was Ilford's own boy, an East End answer to John Peel where soul classics and funk odysseys were concerned.

Fred Phelps and Joe McCarthy and Judas Iscariot must, in the end, answer to the same justice and grace of God their words and deeds rejected when they refused to treat all of God's children with justice and love.

In the first round of the Delphi study, experts were asked to provide open ended answers to questions about important dementia knowledge.

He ended his answer to that question during Monday's retirement announcement with a quote from Forrest Gump — a cloyingly sentimental film about a whimsical hillbilly possessed of a preternatural talent for football and an ingratiatingly uncomplicated view of life.

In the end the answer to Africa lies with Africans.

In the end, the answer to the people or process question is probably "both": people matter; process matters.

We may be able to infer or point to a possible answer, but, in the end, the answer to these questions is a matter of faith, not science.

Still, just as we embrace auteur directors with all their signature obsessions, critics shouldn't have to give up every last bugaboo -- especially when the bugaboos are concern for the suffering of others and the too-rare conviction that in the end critics answer to life, not art.

In the end, the answer to this question comes down to how one interprets this sentence.

In the end, the answer to the question is subjective, and how you view it has much to do with whether you think the ongoing public discourse about physical and mental health--riddled with inaccuracies though it may be--is worthwhile.

In the end, my answer to the question may be distilled to these two words: domestic captivity (37).