Sentence examples for routinely answer from inspiring English sources

Once again, Muslims were furious, and many in the West found themselves asking why Islam seems to routinely answer such desecrations with violence.

This expectation is so ingrained that people in meetings routinely answer their mobile phones to say, "I'm sorry, I can't talk now, I'm in a meeting".

Officials of the ruling party routinely answer questions about their candidate for the 2011 presidential election by pointing out that no one is as qualified as Mr Mubarak.They mean the senior Mubarak, despite the fact that his younger son, Gamal, has played a remarkably prominent role in the ruling NDP for the past decade and often appears at his father's side.

He routinely answered letters and e-mail from schoolchildren and college students and happily tangled with younger, less credentialed critics who challenged him.

It was the same old dreary question directed at Tarantino; a question that he answered in a much more composed manner just several weeks ago, and one which he has been routinely answering for the best part of his career.

Answers to questions about the justice system are routinely answered by lawyers on retainer to large companies or wealthy individuals -- and everyone else is priced out.

Often, her lines are questions; and Emma routinely answers questions with questions: "Are you?" "No, really?" "Ever think of me?" Weisz turns these perfectly, never sounding whining -- or as if she cares about the answers to come.

Other important contributors to increasing participant knowledge and skill was learning from each other in group discussions, and from staff who routinely answered questions, clarified meaning and provided any additional information that was required.