Sentence examples for a better reply to from inspiring English sources

Not tech bro Keller shot back a response, schooling tech bro Keller on the history of homelessness in SF, what's being done to help them, and what he believed to be a better reply to the issue.

A better reply is to ask why one should be so confident that real thought, etc. can only be located in continuous-state machines (if, indeed, it is right to suppose that we are not discrete-state machines).

And one day, I'll think of a better reply for the fans who've queued up three hours to tell me so.

All that will disappoint Catholics waiting for a better reply.

It's a terrible line, and given how many times my viewers have enthused about my small height, I should really have thought of a better reply by now.

A better reply is surely that not every disturbance in the air is audible by us: that a measuring instrument is unreliable over some range is no argument that it is unreliable over every range.

A much better reply (even if your doing absolutely nothing!) "Just sort of sitting around doing nothing.

However, perhaps the better reply is simply to drop justice from his list of values.

Obama was much better at delivering a prepared speech in the teleprompter era, Kennedy better at delivering a succinct reply to a press conference question.

And how many people have endured extreme emotional distress for calling for a better society?" she wrote in a reply to Ms Liu's letter, in which she said she was proud to attend the ceremony.

A different and better reply would not suspend the operation of the harm principle in such cases but rather claim that such losses should not be understood as harms, in the relevant sense.