Sentence examples for offering an answer from inspiring English sources

Mrs Lawrence is offering an answer to the question: is race still a problem in Britain?

I'm not any closer to offering an answer, but I do have a little more experience to fuel the discussion.

The director of "Waiting for Superman," Davis Guggenheim, says he's not offering an answer: "It's not 'pro' anything or 'anti' anything.

"I don't have a clue," he said at a news conference in Italy, offering an answer with the ring of truth.

Dr. Crick was perhaps offering an answer in his response to a different question, that of whether he enjoyed his life.

Mr. Osborne isn't offering the wrong answer to Britain's problems; he's offering an answer to problems Britain doesn't have, while ignoring and exacerbating the problems it does.

Swarms of Russian supporters have descended on the Pyeongchang Games, offering an emphatic answer to anyone who wondered if they were embarrassed or cowed by doping allegations that have kept scores of their athletes out of the Games.

Presidential debates are remembered more for gaffes such as George H. W. Bush looking at his watch during a question from the audience, or Michael Dukakis offering an analytical answer to a hypothetical question about what he would he would do if his wife were raped and murdered.

By offering an automatic answer to changes in design, BIM enables designers and engineers to observe the immediate consequences of their actions.

In my forties, I found myself offering a new answer to the question: "Sure.

Robert Gibbs, Obama's communications director, defended his candidate for offering a comprehensive answer to the question.