Sentence examples for for a long answer from inspiring English sources

"We were hoping for a long answer, so thanks very much for that," Barker replies meanly.

This begs for a long answer, but consider this shortcut: Bob Marley and, with apologies to Carl Wilson, not Celine Dion.

When asked about what he would do to convince women to vote for him, Ted Cruz responded with a long answer about the strong women in his life.

People will be more likely to stop long enough for a short question than they would be if asked for a long, thoughtful answer.

Regions like the Netherlands have been dealing with this question for a long time, answering it with storm surge barriers rather than crossing fingers and hoping it doesn't happen again.

"We have been at that location for a long time," answered Mr. Abdul Rauf, who along with his partners bought the old Burlington Coat Factory building on Park Place in July 2009.

But as for a long-term answer, who knows?

He suggested one possible approach in their debate Sunday night by gently mocking Mr. Kerry for a long-winded answer about his vote to authorize Mr. Bush to use force in Iraq, a position Mr. Edwards shared.

If Dr. Dean just watched as Mr. Edwards chided Mr. Kerry for his long answer about the war in Iraq, his campaign could not resist one final word.

For a long time, the answer to the question "What colour were the first birds?" was a rather speculative one, as contrary to what creationists or the TV series the Flintstones try to tell you, no humans were around in the Mesozoic era when the first birds appeared.

And I remember when I was only acting people would ask me, "What is your dream role, what movie would you love to do if you could?" And for a long time my answer was I'd love to play a young Tennessee Williams or the poet Hart Crane.