Sentence examples for entirely answer from inspiring English sources

He can't entirely answer.

This is a thoughtful observation — but it doesn't entirely answer the question.

All of which sounds fair, but doesn't entirely answer a lurking question: what is Hampstead actually for?

How did this happen to them? "The Road to Guantánamo," relying as it does on their testimony, does not entirely answer that question.

Raking over his trade union past has become a sanctioned activity courtesy of the not entirely answered questions of the past 48 hours.

The technical problems that emerged have raised questions — still not entirely answered — about how much the president's aides knew, or should have known, about the site's troubles.

"I never entirely answered the question to my satisfaction as to whether he really is a power in the House or whether it is useful to everyone at the White House or in the House to speak as if he is".

These were - and remain - legitimate questions, not entirely answered by the fact that the portrait is practically made of money in itself, Adele's bony face inserted like a seaside cut-out into a dazzling gold and silver surface.

A historian called W. H. Wheeler, who chronicled the Lincolnshire fens, wrote that "the works were efficiently carried out and, being well-designed, entirely answered expectation".

"The existence of planets orbiting stars other than the sun is a 2,500-year-old 2,500-year-old 2,500-year-oldly answered over the last 20 years," said Frank.

For example, although the Unified Parkinson's Disease Rating Scale (UPDRS) was revised and expanded [ 46] to reflect a greater focus on non-motor symptoms, it is not meant to be entirely answered by the patient and still requires physician input.