Sentence examples for say in the question from inspiring English sources

What they didn't say: In the question and answer session afterward, Buick executives acknowledged modest prospects for the Encore's initial sales in America; the Encore is usefully roomy inside, yet still smaller than any current luxury crossover.

The absence of open dialogue was felt to deny patients and family members a say in the questions that should have been asked and of whom, and in deciding whether the explanations that were offered were sufficient and satisfactory: "We want to know what happened that day.

Robert Christgau, the fiercely informed critic of the Village Voice, said in the question-and-answer period that blues singers implied polyrhythm in the interplay of voice and guitar.

Also, as I said in opening, the question of financial-market efficiency is no longer an open one.

The man explained that he had nothing to say in response to the questions because he had never considered them.

Abbott reacted furiously to a reporter who said in a question the NSW government had been "proven to be corrupt".

The companies in question have said in the past that they have a duty to protect their members' privacy.

"He would never answer any of those questions," Zima says in the book.

Mahfouz, Viorst writes, had much to say about the question of democracy in the country.

"The lies stay the same," Mr. Jenoff said in response to the question on Wednesday.

A response was also scored as naïve if the student said in question 2 that theories change but contradicted that in questions 5 and 6 by saying that scientists are very certain of information in textbooks.