SOCRATES: And so of the virtues, however many and different they may be, they have all a common nature which makes them virtues; and on this he who would
answer the question, 'What is virtue?' would do well to have his eye fixed: Do you understand?
Reluctantly, I confessed myself quite unable to
answer the question. This reply seemed agreeable to Mr.
He was uneasily silent -- he was plainly ashamed to
answer the question. Mrs.
'A rhetorician would have had much to say upon that point.' It may be observed however that Plato never intended to
answer the question of casuistry, but only to exhibit the ideal of patient virtue which refuses to do the least evil in order to avoid the greatest, and to show his master maintaining in death the opinions which he had professed in his life.
(the peasants trusted him, and for thirty miles round they would come to ask his advice), he had no definite views of "the people," and would have been as much at a loss to
answer the question whether he knew "the people" as the question whether he liked them.
Mr Williamson, please
answer the question. Mr Williamson, you are just not answering the question.
"Can you
answer the question, I'm sure you want to pay tributes but I asked you a straight question so can you answer that question please?"
But, religion, gives us the answer, and Birds without Feathers suggests that each of us must
answer the question for ourselves.
This means one in five didn't
answer the question," says Gjorgji Kimov of Brima Gallup.
Mrs Blair as a loving mum answered the question she was asked, if she had refused to
answer the question, there would still have been moans from the likes of Mrs Moorhouse.
The hotline, which is managed by the Edgewood Chemical and Biological Center, will either answer a question directly or refer you to the person who can
answer the question. Calls received during non-business hours are recorded on voicemail and answered on the next work day.
EVICTION GAME: We're playing our Eviction Game each Friday throughout the game - simply
answer the question printed in Friday's Daily Mirror to reveal a housemate ONLY on your gamecard.