Sentence examples for the questioner wanted from inspiring English sources

The questioner wanted elaboration.

The answer the questioner wanted was two apples.

The questioner wanted to know what, if anything, worried Mr. Mozilo, according to a participant.

The questioner wanted to know if customers were holding off buying PeopleSoft software out of fear that the goods would become obsolete if Oracle eventually won the battle.

The questioner wanted a logical explanation outside of me to account for outstanding leadership performance.

On the other hand, directly asking workers whether or not they are motivated risks introducing response bias (i.e. respondents answering questions in the way they think the questioner wants them to be answered, rather than according to their true beliefs).

I can give more details if the questioner wants to contact me direct.

Explaining why philosophy matters, in other words, requires doing philosophy — the very thing the questioner wants explained.

Is it a better way of working, or a worse use of leisure?" Ratti suggests that the questioner wants to go back to nine-to-five working.

"No," they say, "where are you from originally?" Since I have yet to encounter a situation where my ancestry is relevant to the interaction at hand, I believe that the questioner wants to make some assumptions based on the answer.

Even when the answers are not what the questioner wants to hear – that it is a brisk 10-minute walk to the nearest Tube station that is not exit-only; that viewing the big screens is free, but beyond a security cordon; that they won't be allowed to take the lavish picnic they have just bought at a nearby supermarket through security – the response is universally philosophical.