Sentence examples similar to a complete reply from inspiring English sources

If the participant's reply was not a complete answer or phrase, but consisted of only one word (e.g. "Yes" or "No"), it was agreed to re-use the question he or she answered, and to highlight it as such.

After Melanchthon returned to Wittenberg, he obtained a copy of the Confutation and decided that a more complete reply to the arguments of the Catholic theologians was necessary.

The candidates' complete replies are online at www.sciencedebate2008.com.sciencedebate2008.com

The candidates' complete replies, along with those of Libertarian Gary Johnson and Jill Stein of the Green Party, are online at sciencedebate.org/20answers.org/20answers

In Washington, National Security Council spokesman Michael Anton, when asked whether the battle for Mosul was complete, replied: "Situation not resolved, but we are monitoring. .

Challenges included taking informed consent (completing reply slips and having a 'reasonable' understanding of their participation); finding opportunities to conduct interviews; involvement of care home staff and residents' families and trying to maintain privacy during the interviews.

"Yeah, and it's a complete flop?" Matty Healy replies eagerly.

A total of 1730 completed replies from 77 different countries were submitted (Table  1).

Nowadays when I hear such criticism from a complete stranger, I tend to reply with: "You'd be surprised how many other people are completely ignorant about politics these days".

"Of being a complete plonker, you mean?" he replied.

"Either he was telling the truth or he was a complete pathological liar," Officer Serino replied.