Sentence examples for substantive answers from inspiring English sources

Nominees refused to give substantive answers.

Substantive answers to the financial crisis are not the stuff of sound bites.

The article was a clarion call for substantive questions from senators and similarly substantive answers from Supreme Court nominees.

And because of the capacity that we build up within this office, will you be able to get him some, I think, fairly substantive answers quickly, not only to determine what is going on, but to help facilitate the response.

This failure to provide substantive answers to questions grew thereafter, and below are some examples of an inevitably selective range of refusals by ministers - 10 years ago and most recently - using disproportionate cost as a justification.

"There's an interest, but whether that interest is more curiosity versus people looking at her for substantive answers I don't know," said Schoenfeld. "I don't think, at least in Iowa, her almost celebrity status over some of the others gets her any type of advantage".

Barra had no substantive answer.

The standard response to a question like this is to sidestep it and say: "I've got a lot more to do," but Brown gave a substantive answer.

If she'd ventured a substantive answer and misidentified the Bush Doctrine as something it clearly is not, she'd be finished.

I could give very erudite and intimidating answers to other people, the sort of bullshit that anyone with an English degree can throw up as a smokescreen, but I didn't have a substantive answer that I believed in.

He concludes:Cain deserves some credit for addressing his critics and offering a substantive answer about China as a security threat, confirming reports that he has been cramming on foreign policy, but he still wasn't completely coherent or informed.