Sentence examples for its answer was from inspiring English sources

As it turns out, its answer was to make said keynote as equally hilarious and cringeworthy as possible.

It didn't respond with a series of links—it computed the probability that its answer was correct and responded accordingly.

"Why would you do that to me?" Knowing even as he asked the question that its answer was obvious.

Its answer was to create new mortgage guarantors, backed by private capital, to take the place of Fannie and Freddie.

And its answer was that performance management had to change from trying to measure the value of employees' contribution after the fact.

"Why is that?" the Washington Post asked in an editorial today; its answer was that there just isn't enough ammunition in her actual record.

It's been asked by generations of feminists, but its answer is that feminism is for everyone.

Its answer is melodramatic.

Its answer is more, not less, Europe.

Its answer is no if there is a Labour government.

The searching algorithm is of Monte Carlo type, so its answer is correct with high probability.