Sentence examples for would rather answer from inspiring English sources

If they would rather answer to Whitehall than share power with their neighbours, let them.

His English is strong enough to understand my questions, but he would rather answer in French.

I would rather answer the question if it was, "What skills should we have?": more education for everyone.

Given the global nature of his job, Gopinath, 40, said he would rather answer texts and take quick calls while spending time with his kids than make a choice between work and his personal life.

Tanya Hertz, who lectures at San Diego State University on organizational behavior, told me that, "asking this question can be effective because people would rather answer a question when they agree than to voice...objections". Successful – Gong.io found that top performers use this word between four and six times per hour and it has a correlation with getting B2B sales deals completed.

"I would rather answer that at the press conference," he said.

CLINTON: I'd rather answer a question first, then I'll be glad to.

But some people are truly honest in asking a question, like, 'Oh, I don't want to be rude, but why do you wear that?' That's the kind of question I'd rather answer".

"I'd rather answer that at a little bit different time," Trump said.

I love questions: About my son or his disability, about my other child, about work, about how I'm feeling, about the latest episode of "Parenthood". I would much rather answer open and sincere questions than try to have an awkward conversation rooted in unnecessary pity.

"As crazy as these questions sound, I would much rather answer them than have people walk around believing them," said Webb. "Human interactions dismiss fear".