Still, many questions remain unanswered and unanswerable at the moment.
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It was also unanswerable, since "our" specific attackers were dead.
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Naturally, people are clamoring for answers to currently unanswerable questions.
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That's unanswerable, but here are a few things to consider.
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Michael nodded as if some unanswerable question had been asked.
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The stakes of answering that unanswerable question correctly are enormous.
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" The FCC closed the complaint, describing it as "incoherent/unanswerable.
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There are still three unanswerable questions How long will it last?
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How close can a person get to answering an unanswerable question?
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All essentially unanswerable questions, all of them also tantalizing as hell.
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But Shore's photograph tells no story; instead it provokes unanswerable questions.
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You have a lot of questions that are unanswerable from paper.
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Getting dressed in New York City means a series of unanswerable questions.
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The question of whether a fetus is a person is conveniently unanswerable.
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His sensitive and judicious book raises some unsettling, and perhaps unanswerable, questions.
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The criticism made eloquently by Luciana Berger and Chris Leslie is unanswerable.
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This sensitive and judicious book raises some troubling, and perhaps unanswerable, questions.
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There are certain philosophical questions that seem as unanswerable as they are profound.
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It meant that I was not the only one whom Poumakis found unanswerable.
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" Then there were the Zen-like unanswerable questions: "What is the music tonight?
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"It'll be more interesting if it turns out to be unanswerable," he said.
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It is the art we need now: rich, allusive, tongue-tied and unanswerable.
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Finally, there is the unanswerable question—did Russian interference affect the election's outcome?
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This is an unanswerable question, so it'll be a good one to finish on.
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From Kim Kirkbride, who, when I asked her that unanswerable question—can we win?
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It's hard to avoid the uncomfortable, unanswerable question: what else isn't it telling us?
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That question is maybe unanswerable — what would it mean to fix Facebook, or democracy?
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Love, in all its great power, became the answer to all the unanswerable questions.
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The unanswered -- and, at the moment, unanswerable -- question is why Trump is doing this.
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At the heart of this matter is a possibly unanswerable question: What is religion?
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") and many that are unanswerable for reasons peculiar to Borne himself ("Am I a person?
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It was about getting drunk and fighting over those big, unanswerable questions—did art matter?
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He's just trying to find the answers to the questions in life that are unanswerable.
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Whenever the play allows Della's contradictions to flower, it feels dramatic, raising usefully unanswerable questions.
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I've always wanted to ask this unanswerable late-night-dorm-room question in an interview setting.
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But Mr Sitapati makes an unanswerable case for Rao as the father of India's economic reforms.
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On the company level, there are also plenty of questions that are unanswerable at the moment.
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Another unanswerable question so far was the scale of secret excavations which may have taken place.
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The outrage was immense, but there is a huge, unanswerable question: How do we fix this?
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To what end, and in what, if any, context was an open, and perhaps unanswerable, question.
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Why these features were extracted out of millions of other features, however, remains an unanswerable question.
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It attempts to use well reported information to "connect the dots" and raise an ultimately unanswerable question.
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These questions are, in a certain sense, unanswerable: Proving a Russian connection would be very, very hard.
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Universally unanswerable questions can now be answered like: Do ya'll really love chicken and watermelon that much?
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One reason so many parliamentarians override their constituents' wishes is that they are largely unanswerable to them.
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Young ends his book with a declarative, triumphant and unanswerable question of his own: "Why not sing."
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Anything that might significantly shed light on the underlying allegation of FBI investigatory bias was deemed unanswerable.
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Her inquiry isn't the performance of a rhetorical move, but a persistent challenge of the yet unanswerable.
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Kotlowitz, however, depicts the question of what causes urban crime to rise and fall as essentially unanswerable.
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Ultimately, Bolen and Kelly told me they had a lot of unanswerable questions about the Russian ads.
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"Today the people gave an unanswerable response to the enemies of Afghanistan," government spokesman Haroon Chakansuri told reporters.
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Unfortunately, marshaling stats all day can obscure but can never alter the fact this question is patently unanswerable.
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" Washington called it an "unanswerable reasoning" for separation, "working a wonderful change in the minds of many men.
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All of this raises the very big, important and totally unanswerable question: Would Bernie have won the primary?
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When asked two weeks ago if he shared that opinion, Valentine indicated that it was an unanswerable question.
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"I have been faced with unanswerable dilemmas and conundrums daily," Dr. Morrow wrote in his note on Tuesday.
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"I quite like the idea of putting really big, unanswerable spiritual questions in pop songs," she'd said earlier.
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For Mr. Freimuth, these kinds of debates and disagreements about categorization are as fun as they are unanswerable.
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Suicide puts specific heavy emotional burdens on those left behind -- with unanswerable questions, what-ifs, guilt and shame.
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" Founded in 2012, tech group Improbable has a mission to "power previously unmakeable games and answer previously unanswerable questions.
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And the researchers determined that the question of whether fecundity is changing is currently unanswerable based on current data.
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The poem allows you to pose questions that you have to ask of yourself, knowing that they are unanswerable.
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The series captivates on a cerebral level, too, asking eternally unanswerable questions about identity, womanhood, freedom, trauma, and society.
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By the end of the novel, everything apart from the events specifically surrounding the killing is an unanswerable question.
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Hauser & Wirth was showing "Unanswerable," its first exhibition of works by the critically admired American multimedia artist Lorna Simpson.
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"Every age seeks out the appropriate medium in which to confront the unanswerable questions of human existence," she writes.
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That question is just as unanswerable—but just as tantalizing—as the same question about personal computers back in 1977.
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I don't know if God exists, but the question is probably unanswerable, so I'm content to live in the uncertainty.
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This is a question so singularly unanswerable that a flowchart ought to exist that directs you to the right conclusion.
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The speed with which Tolentino wraps up her essays after grappling with her complicity suggests that this question is unanswerable.
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This question is almost unanswerable in the absolute, but there is mounting circumstantial evidence pointing in a most disquieting direction.
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The ultimate goal of the series is to try to explain the lasting, and perhaps unanswerable, question about Hernandez: Why?
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I am culturally Jewish, and have always been searching for my belief system, and searching for answers to those unanswerable questions.
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It is a strange truism of this White House that the most damning, unanswerable, unforgettable revelations come from President Trump himself.
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He taught me to be fierce on the page, and to demand that readers ask themselves difficult — and occasionally unanswerable — questions.
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The mothers in these shows, like most of the mothers I know, are slap-fighting with a pretty much unanswerable question.
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The controversy around Twitter's latest public relations crisis hangs on a single, perhaps unanswerable question: what does it mean to be verified?
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" On Wednesday, Foxx said the guidelines could take more time, and cautioned there are questions "that are probably unanswerable at this point.
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And while they went through death counseling together, it doesn't stop Diaz on some days from asking the inevitable and unanswerable questions.
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Though the broader GOAT question is ultimately unanswerable, the WNBA's all-time leading scorer seems like as good a choice as any.
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Inaction, in the name of the ninth unanswerable "And then what?" question from the president, is as emphatic a statement as action.
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") and "Life's Unanswerable Questions" (in which he wondered, "If there was an earthquake on Mars, would it be called a Mars-quake?
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I might have said, "Yes, partly," but I found the question unanswerable, on account of its conflation of Zionism and Jewish identity.
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The finale's concluding note of ambiguity and non-closure confirmed that the unknowable, unanswerable, and unthinkable will always be Lynch's most natural province.
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When a hot new tool arrives on the scene, it should extend the frontiers of economics and pull previously unanswerable questions within reach.
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It's not to claim that the questions are in principle unanswerable, and therefore the field has dropped out of the realm of science.
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These days, startups are global news, and to be honest it's awkward to try to answer unanswerable questions — What is the best startup?
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Back in November, I wondered if Curry's pull-up threes were still the most devastating and unanswerable weapon NBA basketball has ever seen.
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The Sanchez Surge raises two questions, one unanswerable forever and the other we'll only begin to know the answer to in April, 2017.
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Politically speaking, who did what to whom, and who did it first, is an unanswerable question whose pursuit will only fuel the cycle.
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Those young adults and teenagers, even middle schoolers, from Madison who killed themselves in the past few years have left behind unanswerable questions.
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Death is a mystery, and people who are dying are turning toward mystery, and mystery is this unknowable territory, the land of unanswerable questions.
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I've had some spiral periods where the unanswerable questions keep you up at night to a vaguely debilitating degree, but nothing like this girl.
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Inherent in the film is the question whether the search for closure is a fool's errand, one that only further feeds an unanswerable obsession.
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Some appear in handcuffs in courtrooms, making it possible there could be an understanding of the seemingly unanswerable question — why did they do it?
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This is the ultimate endgame for Nadal on clay: soften the opponent up with crosscourt blows, and then finish with a single, unanswerable blow.
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"It would be a world record," my father used to say to us if we asked him too many unanswerable questions in a row.
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Vindman, Morrison and Volker all testified Tuesday, and all faced sharp questions from lawmakers that remained at least somewhat unanswerable without Sondland's own insights.
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Each breach of our personal information brings about new, often unanswerable questions: Did my data get passed around to data brokers, states, or other companies?
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We have been seduced by the idea that it fills a void in unanswerable questions, yet without enough knowledge to properly interpret its true ramifications.
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When Sherman's amnesiac Francis gropes in song for words and definitions that now elude him, the pang of the unanswerable lingers in his uncompleted sentences.
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In 2004, the Supreme Court rejected attempts to reign in gerrymandering because of one "unanswerable question": How much is too much partisanship in a map?
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The risk would be worth it, Mr. Hsiung said, to chip away at unanswerable questions: How widespread is the use of antibiotics on American farms?
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The risk would be worth it, Mr. Hsiung said, to chip away at unanswerable questions: How widespread is the use of antibiotics on American farms?
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It's a movie that loves to raise unanswerable questions, and over the last few weeks, the internet has followed suit: Where did these monsters originate?
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He said the "vast majority" of questions people were going to have about the case would be unanswerable at this time due to the ongoing investigation.
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Such questions were unanswerable in a country without any clear system, and where the police had always been defined by incompetence as much as by brutality.
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It may, in fact, be unanswerable, given how difficult it is to disentangle the myriad causal threads in the complex process by which someone becomes radicalized.
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And so, naturally, I wanted to ask them some stupid questions, or some very childlike questions, questions ultimately as unanswerable as: What is the moon for?
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"This sensitive and judicious book raises some troubling, and perhaps unanswerable, questions" about how to move forward from an anguished past, our critic Jennifer Szalai writes.
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This retrograde takes place in a very philosophical, optimistic sign, Sagittarius, so many of the questions you'll ask about partnership will be lofty and likely unanswerable.
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At the time some Republicans, including myself, noted that the CFPB as passed would be the most powerful and unanswerable agency in the history of the government.
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The unanswerable question is whether Trump decides to shut down the federal government if Congress doesn't give him enough money to build his wall (spoiler: it won't).
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The software kit will let developers design applications that can integrate with the Tap wearable, which answers the once unanswerable question: what's the result of one-hand tapping?
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According to Merriam-Webster, it's often used to describe seemingly unanswerable questions involving ethics, sociology, and economics, but it can also refer generally to any puzzle or mystery.
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The co-dependent relationship of Luther and Alice, with its improbable emotions and unanswerable questions — such as why he's never just had her arrested — will be particularly mystifying.
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"I knew in a place beyond thought that I was seeing the truth — the answer to the unanswerable questions I had been exploring all my life," she writes.
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For Andrew's parents, the fear that their son will die has now been replaced by a new set of realities and unanswerable questions: Is this a good life?
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One question that remains unanswerable thus far is whether New Hampshire assumes even greater importance than usual because the impact of Iowa is so dulled by the results fiasco.
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The Democratic party's consensus health care aim gave the Obama administration a persuasive, even unanswerable, final argument: The bill's passage would lead to more coverage, and its failure wouldn't.
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Rather than representing transient customers to a club that is otherwise essentially unanswerable and inscrutable, Town fans are at the heart of the decision-making process at the QEII.
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The doc brings together a bunch of scientists and seems to be designed to get them all to chat about big, open, and maybe unanswerable questions about the universe.
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"Unanswerable right now," advised Kathleen Hicks, a Pentagon official under President Barack Obama and now a senior vice president at the Center for Strategic and International Studies in Washington.
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This is one of the many unanswerable questions that drive Now Only, the songwriter Phil Elverum's second album about the death of his wife Genevieve, and what comes after.
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Those are helpful stories that provide "answers" to one of the worst, most unanswerable questions, the question countless heartbroken humans have asked for millennia: Why the fuck did this happen?
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And nobody would have to address the unanswerable question Corker has raised of why uninsuring 22 million people would be morally unacceptable, but 16 million people would be perfectly fine.
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Also unanswerable was how he'd respond to the exertion and stress of the expedition, which included waking in darkness in subzero temperatures and a 16-hour climb on summit day.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Ghada Amer, in her current exhibition at Cheim and Read, does something that formidable artists do: makes a proposal that is, in essence, unanswerable.
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Blunt's pretty much unanswerable response to getting caught out breaking Rinse FM's 'No Swearing' policy during a live interview upon being told the 'No Swearing' sign was perched on his left.
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In our explorations of the athleto-musicological phenomenon known as Sportscore, there has been a largely unasked, seemingly unanswerable question: so does this goofy nonsense genre have a future or not?
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He's faced with tough questions that are virtually unanswerable at the moment — such as how long the quarantine measures will last and how many covid-2545 cases his facilities will encounter.
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And the fund-raiser plot is simply cover for vital, unanswerable questions about desire and fear and trauma, about how to be a person, especially a female person, about how to survive.
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Now in our 50s, Dan and I are like two aging philosophers still whispering unanswerable questions in the dark, even though there are no children left in the house to overhear them.
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At the heart of every online dust-up about millennials is a possibly unanswerable question: To what extent does a generation shape history, and to what extent is it shaped by history?
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Wilkinson studied in Ireland; perhaps the spirit of Yeats rubbed off on him a wee bit, as each poet poses rhetorical questions that enthrall and entice the reader to answer the unanswerable.
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Unanswerable. Nothing could live up to the weight of expectations after Valve decided to walk away from one of gaming's biggest cliffhangers and let speculation irresponsibly fester for more than a decade.
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But even if it does not, the political argument for giving Parliament greater say both in the triggering of Article 50 and in the lengthy negotiating process that will follow now seems unanswerable.
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Critic's Notebook A three-hour immersion in the world of a cappella music at the first International Championship of A Cappella Open Finals left a layman listener with a few perhaps unanswerable questions.
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Facing perhaps unanswerable questions about what went wrong with her once-ascendant campaign, Warren has returned to the fights that made many Democratic voters fall in love with her in the first place.
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That's the problem with a president who so clearly believes that his appointments owe him a blood debt of loyalty and protection: He casts unanswerable doubt on each and every one of his nominees.
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Listening to Meaney and Spall sling epithets and, later, biting and often unanswerable accusations at each other gets at a deeper truth about these sorts of conflicts: There's just no one clear, satisfactory answer.
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Spiotta's precision pacing keeps all of these questions and more in the frame, and keeps them fundamentally unanswerable by linking them to such real-life obsessions as sex, attractiveness, childbearing, child-rearing and money.
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It's a thorny and sensitive question, perhaps unanswerable, but in interspersing pieces of her exchange with this man, with personal reflections and a broader meditation on patriarchy and masculinity, Vanasco opens the conversation further.
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Investigative journalist Maggie Freleng, an ardent true crime fan, has found herself in the middle of a true crime story of her own — gripped by a simple, seemingly unanswerable question: What happened to Maura Murray?
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Those with a vested interest — security professionals, government officials, and Amazon and Apple's millions of customers — are left with questions that are currently unanswerable as Bloomberg and the subjects of its story continue to square off.
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As the source of so many unanswerable questions for opposing players and coaches whenever they collaborate, it's hard to envision a better system to exploit how they naturally complement and support each other, and everybody else.
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In the trailer for Lawrence Lek's 2017 film Geomancer — played during a panel on "AI & Creativity" he was involved in at this year's International Film Festival Rotterdam — a conversant, seemingly sentient AI asks viewers an unanswerable question.
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If it raises an unanswerable question about the trees on the girl's shoulder, it's a riddle that's compounded by similar landscapes appearing at regular intervals on the left shoulder of other characters included in Valentine's portrait gallery.
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The circular story immediately backtracks to observe Walter, who is on the verge of retirement after 34 years, addressing a class and posing the same unanswerable questions he has been pondering out loud for more than three decades.
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We do this in the hopes that it will somehow provide a window into their mindset in the months leading up to the attack, or at least bring us somewhat closer to answering that ultimately unanswerable question: Why?
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As far as unanswerable sports questions go, few make for such good fodder as the what-if: the trade that fell through at the last moment, the fluke error that set off a chain reaction of multigenerational futility.
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Sonically, his work embodies a full range of emotions felt during one's lifetime—his moody vocals investigate melancholy and unanswerable conundrums of the human condition, while minimalist, warming synths speak to the softer, dare I say "happier" feelings.
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The incongruity of glitz in one of the city's most violent neighborhoods was stark, and I was there to ask him the unanswerable: What can he or anyone else do to address the epidemic of gun violence in Chicago?
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Harden and Paul are arguably the two smartest pick-and-roll operators in the entire NBA, and any offense that features both will pose an unanswerable riddle for opponents that now have to defend second, third, and fourth actions.
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I must admit, I couldn't work out what on C-53 was going on, and any parent who takes a seven-year-old to "Captain Marvel" should prepare for a difficult ride home, through a blizzard of unanswerable queries.
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In "Master Class," another meditation on the prerogatives of art, he has Maria Callas tear a trio of voice students to shreds — but they at least get to fight back with voices filled with the unanswerable charisma of youth.
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If I could honor Him in my actions, I could retain that love, which also held the power to answer unanswerable questions, like what happened when we died, and when we got to heaven, what could we expect to find there?
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Many fans imagine these kicks as somehow unanswerable but there are, so far, a handful of proven ways to deal with them and the more fighters start using these on the regular, the less important the low line kicks will seem.
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It's awesome that genetic engineering can be used to eradicate diseases and lengthen life spans, but it will also pose unanswerable questions on playing God and transform the ol' baby-making part of life into some sort of car buying process.
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The question of why a writer can make the words on the page come to felt life in one genre but not another — why the gift of expressiveness is extended here while that of appreciation goes there — this question remains unanswerable.
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It creates an unanswerable conundrum the team hasn't really had before, and if he can capably initiate pick-and-rolls as a reliable second option, knock down off-the-bounce jumpers, and take care of the ball, everyone else's job gets easier.
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But the swift, seemingly unstoppable inhumanity of Trump's war on immigrants left those of us with the privilege to choose with an unanswerable existential question: Do I denounce the place that bore me, to swear fealty to a country hostile to my existence?
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"Some of the questions about how many deaths will climate change cause, it may be unanswerable as far as a specific number, but when you look at the multiple pathways through which climate disrupts all sorts of health outcomes, it could be enormous," he said.
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"It is unacceptable to have a militia outside the control of the state, and unanswerable to all people of Lebanon digging attack tunnels across the blue line to Israel or assembling an arsenal of over 100,000 missiles with which to threaten regional stability," he added.
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On leaving them, apparently suffering from opium withdrawal, he went to the station and threw himself under an express train — leaving behind him a remarkable legacy of work, and many unanswerable questions about what direction his art might have taken had he lived longer.
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"I believe it is very likely that men, if they ever should lose their ability to wonder and thus cease to ask unanswerable questions, also will lose the faculty of asking the answerable questions upon which every civilization is founded," she declared in one address.
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One of his favorite tactics is to insist that his guest answer a question that is essentially unanswerable, as when he pressed Bill Nye to tell him what percentage of climate change was caused by human activity, then berated him for evading the question.
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Read more: Take a look inside the new and improved Straight Blast Gym where John Kavanagh trains Conor McGregor and James GallagherOnce his opponent had hit the deck, McKee pounced and was separated by the referee after hitting the fallen fighter with an unanswerable ground-and-pound.
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"Fans of political satire tend to think that if only someone dares speak out, something will change, the powerful will flip out, and, faced with a hilarious and unanswerable exposure of their misdeeds, the pols will reverse policy," Ben Schwartz wrote in The Baffler a few years ago.
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That the basement is essentially invisible only adds to its power, casting the entire project as a series of unanswerable questions: If an artist creates an intricate underground studio beneath a replica of his childhood home and virtually no one is able to see it, does it exist?
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It's perfectly fitting, then, that Williams, who now is a mussy-haired, unassuming climatologist at the Tree Ring Lab of Columbia University's Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory, would be among a group of pioneering climate change sleuths who are trying to answer a critical and, until recently, unanswerable question: Was that climate change?
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Steph Curry, Klay Thompson, Andre Iguodala, and now Kevin Durant all have skill-sets that incentivize small ball, but those lineups are not as unanswerable without Green's rare ability to protect the paint, rebound, switch onto point guards and wings, push the ball in transition, make brilliant passes, and knock down open threes.
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That evening, on the larger Main Stage, I caught the festival's revival of "The Member of the Wedding," in which, as my colleague Ben Brantley has noted, Roslyn Ruff's uncompromising performance shifts the center of the classic Carson McCullers story from a white girl's tween anxiety to a black woman's unanswerable sorrows.
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"... Rather than drawing conclusions about who was vicious or righteous -- or lamenting the political miasma that makes the question unanswerable -- it might be better to stop and look at how film footage constructs rather than reflects the truths of a debate like this one," Ian Bogost, an author and game designer, wrote in The Atlantic.
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" Even so, he said by email, "The one remaining but unanswerable question is: Does this comparison of intensive management in the 1980's and 1990's, as compared to what today would be viewed as totally inadequate care, really predict the benefit of improved control though best practices in 2016 as compared to less good practices today?
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In Debord's notions of "unanswerable lies," when "truth has almost everywhere ceased to exist or, at best, has been reduced to pure hypothesis," and the "outlawing of history," when knowledge of the past has been submerged under "the ceaseless circulation of information, always returning to the same list of trivialities," we find keys to the rise of trutherism as well as Trumpism.
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Simmering just below the surface of a trade deadline that quickly spiraled into turbulent chaos is one unanswerable question that makes just about everything else that transpired—from the Lakers clearing a bunch of cap space to Memphis holding onto Tyreke Evans to Masai Ujiri finally losing his faith and patience in poor Bruno Caboclo—feel pointless: Did Cleveland do enough to keep LeBron James?
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Giving Maia such short notice for the fight is an insult; the unanswerable question is whether the UFC actually wants to undermine Maia, to undermine both Maia and Woodley (hardly the UFC's favorite champion), or to back-up the potential pitfalls of another Jon Jones-headlined fight card, or whether it's a byproduct of enticing Georges St-Pierre back home to forget about the clusterfuck at middleweight.
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