Sentence examples for has no settled answer from inspiring English sources

—which has no settled answer.

He has no settled identity, no home, no name.

For instance, the Church of Norway (the former state church) has no settled view on how physicians should deal with abortion.

This problem has no right answer.

There is no settled answer to what constitutes a good death, and even to ask evokes raw emotions – perhaps especially today, as we mourn so many who were denied the choice.

Al-Masʿūdī had no settled abode for most of his adult life.

I still have no settled opinion on the matter, but the poems do seem to have a clear dramatic narrative.

His critics have accused him of being "all things to all people" and "having no settled politics" – the attributes of a careerist.

And what strikes me now, as I look back at that big high school, is a sense of being adrift, having no settled place.

So at best, "Darwinism" is an ambiguous term, having no settled meaning more definite than something to do with Darwin's ideas.

These early bishops had no settled location for their cathedral, and sited it successively at the churches of Birnie, Kinneddar and Spynie.