Sentence examples for I usually reply from inspiring English sources

"I don't know," I usually reply.

I'm often asked, "Where are you from?" or the even more insulting "What are you?" I usually reply, "I'm American," but most people keep pressing.

I usually reply that I don't think so: the vast majority of them don't write 2b or not 2b that's the qn in their senior term paper on Hamlet.

I usually reply that the borders are hotly disputed and tend to be redrawn on a day-to-day basis according to the whims of my newsdesk (though I once threw my toys out of the pram after being asked to go to Northampton).

My debut novel is published this month, and the first question most people ask is, "How long did it take to write?" I usually reply, "Seven years," because that's how long ago it was since I wrote the first sentence, but in reality I've been writing this book for thirty years.

But when I am asked this I usually reply that "it depends on the story".

I usually replied that though our government has its crooks, the naked exchange of favors for money is minimized by the rule of law and a free press.

To this, I usually replied that I wasn't totally sure, but that I thought it had something to do with using computers to read books.

I usually replied, "It's better we don't discuss tax strategies.

After receiving a short lecture on the harsh practicalities of my sketchy accommodation my mum asked, "Did you do any drugs last time you stayed with your friend?" While I would usually reply with some thoroughly tested line such as, "Of course not, I hardly even drink," something clicked in my head—I said, "Yeah".

I usually would reply with something to the effect of, "I'm not sure," or "What do you think?" But this isn't a post about religion or what some may construe as my lack thereof.