Sentence examples for particular answer from inspiring English sources

The right has no particular answer to future forebodings, but it is always good at spreading alarm.

Perhaps even more important than any particular answer was Mr. Kerry's intense preparation for the rigorous rules of the debate.

I wanted to identify a gap in capability, not to suggest that I have a particular answer".

While there are some doubts over the ComRes questions, the Populus ones seem strongly slanted towards provoking a particular answer.

The result is effectively a "push poll" – questions designed to elicit a particular answer, and thus allow the Conservatives to claim public support.

"The first step in analyzing suspicious strings is to estimate the probability each child would give a particular answer on each question," he wrote.

Corbyn has very particular answers.

He says, "What's interesting is the way the contemporary public sphere manifests itself in comments on YouTube clips, letters to the editor and, in particular, answers to blogs like this.

"All of us who are environmentalists have to recognise there is a great deal of noise around the edges of people sticking up for particular answers to things, which are nonsense," he said in an interview with the Guardian.

While the particular answers to such higher-order questions can be deeply subjective, Judaism at least provides a framework for considering them by asserting that every single life is imbued with unique purpose.

While the Goldman witnesses in today's Senate hearing (with the notable exception of Fabrice Tourre) have made things harder on themselves with their hypercautious, often uninformative answers, it's also true that the senators themselves are looking for particular answers to their questions, and when they get different answers, they tend to dismiss them as obstructionist.