Sentence examples for for a direct answer from inspiring English sources

Mr. Gibson, finally defining the doctrine as "the right of anticipatory self-defense," still struggled for a direct answer, asking twice more if she agreed with it before Ms. Palin answered: "Charlie, if there is a legitimate and enough intelligence that tells us that a strike is imminent against American people, we have every right to defend our country".

Early this year, a British team launched the first trial aiming for a direct answer.

We conclude that a new trial is unlikely to provide for a direct answer, let alone change current policy.

At the same time, if you ask a direct question, you hope for a direct answer.

I then searched the Mayo Clinic for a direct answer to the question as to whether sinuses can affect your teeth, and got this short answer from a dentist.

Republicans have a direct answer for this problem.

Goodlatte did not have a direct answer for whether he would support restarting deportations of young people who came to the U.S. as children and have long-standing ties to the U.S. "They should not be under a process created that the president doesn't have the authority to do, and they would be in the status that they were in prior to this program being established," he said at the event.

The authors have extended their comparison methodology even though I did not get a direct answer for my point about torsion angles and NMR restraints.

Mark Walter, chief executive of Guggenheim Partners, the financial-services firm that is providing most of the money for Johnson's group, did not have a direct answer on Wednesday.

EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — Those who wondered whether Antonio Pierce would or should play for the Giants on Sunday against Philadelphia were given a direct answer Thursday by Pierce.

At the time, Brady dodged giving a direct answer as to whether he would vote for the controversial candidate.