Sentence examples similar to seeks an answer to from inspiring English sources

An American experiment sought an answer to that question.

Hillary Clinton is still seeking an answer to that riddle.

"I suppose [I'm] more determined to seek an answer to the question.

How can the United Nations not seek an answer to that question since the Palestinian leaders have remained silent?

Most music fans congregating in Napster's chat rooms yesterday afternoon were seeking an answer to a simple question.

Nevertheless, Nocera decided in the early eighties that the chemistry of green plants was the likeliest place to seek an answer to civilization's long-term energy difficulties.

The use of the terms primitive religion and primitive cultures comes from this approach in seeking an answer to the meaning of ritual, myth, and religion.

Pop no longer seems to be a home to the troubled, to those seeking an answer to questions about themselves, in the way it perhaps one was.

So if you seek an answer to that timeworn question – what sets a royal expert apart from you, me, and a particularly backward gatepost?

In trying to track down his mother's attacker, Joe is seeking an answer to the question of what makes a person turn violent — and what a society should do with violent people.

That ruling left open the possibility that extremely heavy drinking could be a defense in vehicular homicide cases, and the justices appeared to be seeking an answer to that question during the oral arguments about the three cases on Tuesday.