Sentence examples for rehearsed answer from inspiring English sources

"You need to be prepared to think on your feet to answer the exact question they have asked and not fall into that problem of trying to fit your rehearsed answer around the question".

If either Obama or Romney had been asked a sharp question about how they would plan for a Venezuela after Hugo Chavez or how they would respond to a civil conflict there, it seems doubtful that they would have had a carefully rehearsed answer.

Ladka cited "reports that the State Department refused extra security" for the Benghazi consulate before the attack, and he asked, "Who was it that denied enhanced security and why?" Obama started with an evidently rehearsed answer, referring to American diplomats in general: "I know these folks, and I know their families….

But, on the subject of his finances, he gave a narrow (and no doubt carefully rehearsed) answer: he does not own shares, does not have money in an offshore trust or fund, and the only income he receives comes from his salary, some interest and rent on his house.

Suddenly, I no longer have a rehearsed answer to the inevitable question that all strangers or rarely-seen relatives ask.

I always had a rehearsed answer to the question "what do you do for a living?" Whether I said that I'm a full-time student or that I work at a record label, I always answered that question with certainty.

Stepping out, clutching her form, Sagarika let her rehearsed answers play in her head.

Mr. Terry sharply interrupted, saying he was only mocking the gentle questions that Democrats were asking to elicit rehearsed answers.

The loud sighs, cocky smiles and interruptions provided me with more information in five minutes than did 90 minutes of listening to the candidates' rehearsed answers.

Keeping the White House at arm's length, Pruitt has rehearsed answers aimed at deflecting some of the most serious ethical allegations to surface over the past few months.

For television watchers back home there were dueling news conferences and hearings with carefully sharpened questions and even more carefully rehearsed answers.