Sentence examples for rhetorical answer from inspiring English sources

Mrs May's rhetorical answer is the mantra that Britain is leaving the European Union but not leaving Europe.

"This would be a great line, a great question in the form of a rhetorical answer, like 'Is the Pope Catholic?"' he says.

Johnson's rhetorical answer to the "Remainer" (or "Remoaner," as the forty-eight per cent of voters who rejected Brexit are sometimes called in the right-wing press) came in three parts.

Romney had a wonderfully rhetorical answer.

Perhaps these questions have only rhetorical answers, which would suggest there is something wrong with them, but looking out of my window now I prefer to believe that God does care about the house of laity, and he has sent a blizzard to punish them by trapping them in each others' company for the next three days.

One possible, non-rhetorical answer, however, is: "There are eight basic approaches.

"He has redefined what a quality shot in the NBA looks like, and he is spawning a generation of little ballers who want to be just like him". When Curry went off that night, the question of whether he could sustain it was largely rhetorical, the answer a presumed "no". For the next ascendant player to have a game like that, the outlook will be far different.

"Why would anybody assume you're going to leave?" His rhetorical question answers itself.

The question is not rhetorical and the answer is no, they would not.

For those of you who didn't realize that's a rhetorical question, the answer is unlikely.

That wasn't rhetorical: if either answer was "yes", and you have room for a mini beer fridge, get rid of the mini beer fridge and get a Fitt Cube (£130).