Sentence examples for some answerable from inspiring English sources

The movie, therefore, becomes more intimate than an average pop-culture hagiography, because Morgen uses this coveted footage to raise questions (some answerable, some not) that journalists and rock historians and even Cobain's family cannot.

He also rejects the mooted idea that some security forces answerable to Mr Abbas would be allowed back into Gaza.

Every office and officer should be answerable to some other body.

In her reconstruction (upon which we have relied heavily), Haack (1976) notes that the pragmatists' views on truth also make room for the idea that truth involves a kind of correspondence, insofar as the scientific method of inquiry is answerable to some independent world.

The AMAS in the low level will be answerable particularly some types of queries: 1) Queries answerable partially by at least two Agents 2) Ambiguous queries answerable by the DBMS Agent or the GIS Agent or the ES Agent or the UI Agent 3) Queries difficult to be answerable Ambiguous queries should be answered by reproduction of the User Interface Agent.

Swift concludes his sermon with: On the other side, some look upon kings as answerable for every mistake or omission in government, and bound to comply with the most unreasonable demands of an unquiet faction; which was the case of those who persecuted the blessed Martyr of this day from his throne to the scaffold.

It continues to be a focus of inquiries, and some crucial questions will not be answerable until the blowout preventer is recovered from the sea.

The authors do not seem to make much effort to check this, which is a shame because with the wealth of available data (including RNAseq from long and small RNA that has been available from ENCODE through the UCSC genome browser for quite some time) this question is eminently answerable.

What an extreme subjectivist, even one who demands regularity, lacks is an analogue of truth, some yardstick for distinguishing the 'veridical' probability assignments from the rest (such as the 0.999 one above), some way in which probability assignments are answerable to the world.

"I allow CHAs to perform some tasks because I know that are answerable to the Health Professional Council of Zambia.

The problem for some is that Farr is not a politician, answerable to parliament, and is certainly not a conventional civil servant.