Sentence examples for which I answer from inspiring English sources

To which I answer, Actually, yes, I do.

To which I answer: Are you sure there's a movement out there for a new bipartisanship?

"There's more than one?" they stammer, to which I answer no, but then again yes.

To which I answer: When you say, "I need to buy more condoms," isn't this an implicit promise of future, potentially exclusive intimacy?

"In Germany, when you're asked to direct something, one of the first things they say is: 'What is your conzept?' To which I answer: 'I do not have a conzept.'" He emanates scorn.

When I tell nonangling friends that I fish New York waters, every one of them asks the same question, as if I were slightly off my rocker: "You mean you can eat those fish?" To which I answer, "Yes, you can".

To which I answered, "Yes".

To which I answered, without much conviction, "No".

All were middle-aged men with families, and all but two of them asked me what they'd done wrong, to which I answered, 'Nothing.

The man ahead of me, who bought at least 10 items, said, "Don't worry, lady, there's plenty more," to which I answered: "Hey, buddy, I'm not worried.

His voice came through the blue curtain, asking me in the same flat tone, two or three dozen times, "Do you feel this?" to which I answered yes, no or a little.