Sentence examples for In rejoinder from inspiring English sources

In rejoinder, Dr. Jastrow noted that Dr. Alvarez had personnally flown on the nuclear raid that destroyed Hiroshima, and that in 1954, Dr. Alvarez had been one of only five physicists willing to appear before the Atomic Energy Commission to denounce J. Robert Oppenheimer as a security risk.

In rejoinder Arrington brought up Crowley's Gap ad from last winter.

An interview with Mr. Pirzada is a bit like a drawing room boxing match, a jab here, a polite jab back, an offense there, a defensive move in rejoinder.

In response to comments by Kissel (2005), the arsenic levels in the insoluble residue collected on the filter were analyzed, and the results were published by Wang et al. (2005) in rejoinder.

A. Honneth in his rejoinder in the same volume accepts this analysis as exceptionally fruitful [11].

The fact that Weigel and others would still be driving a stake through the heart of Bernardin's legacy – as Peter Steinfels put it in a rejoinder in Commonweal magazine – 15 years after his death is a testimony to the stature Bernardin once had, and the angst he can still inspire.

Again, he found that his chosen indicator predicts preference for facial masculinity more accurately than the health figures do (though less well than the Gini .However, in a rejoinder published in the same issue of the Proceedings, Dr DeBruine and her colleagues point to a flaw in Dr Brooks's analysis: his failure to take into account a society's overall wealth.

Critics say celebs have no business weighing in — a rejoinder similarly lobbed at celebrities in the United States who weighed in on the war in Gaza.

Her arguments were rebutted in a rejoinder by Collon (2007), noting in particular that the whole relief was created in one unit, i.e. there is no possibility that a modern figure or parts of one might have been added to an antique background; she also reviewed the iconographic links to provenanced pieces.

A few books of the Commentary on John survive in Greek, while portions of the work on the resurrection were preserved in a rejoinder by Methodius of Olympia, which itself survives only in the excerpts and epitomes of later authors (see Dechow 1977).

Mr. Ashcroft sent his letter after Mr. Bush, in a rejoinder to critics of the antiterrorism law, urged Congress in his State of the Union address to renew those critical sections that expire at the end of next year.