Sentence examples for a cutting response from inspiring English sources

As to whether or not Jobs will turn out to be a good movie, we'll have to wait till the reviews come in; but this clip already has at least one famous detractor: Wozniak himself, who posted a cutting response on the Gizmodo website.

Clearly a cutting response was warranted -- nay, required.

And when, in 1920, the Spanish socialist Fernando de los Rios asked him when they would see "a period of true transition to a regime of pure freedom for the unions, the press and individuals," the Soviet leader offered a cutting response: "We have never spoken of liberty -- rather, only of a dictatorship of the proletariat... .. as the Spaniard wrote in his book My Journey to Soviet Russia (1921).

Councilman Mitchell Englander, chairman of the Public Safety Committee, said he was looking forward to working with Terrazas "in cutting response times and instituting a data-driven culture".

Councilman Mitchell Englander, chairman of the Public Safety Committee, said he was looking forward to working with Terrazas "in cutting response times and instituting a data-driven culture". Veteran firefighter Steve Tufts worked with Terrazas a decade ago at Firehouse 26 in the Harvard Heights neighborhood south of Koreatown.

The multiple aspects of cutting responses and physical phenomena generated when drilling these materials were precisely addressed.

I sat in my warm glass house, fixing my self-righteous anger upon the computer screen, rereading each comment to find more holes in his argument, calculating, then recalculating, more biting and cutting responses in my mind, scouring websites for factoids to back me up.

He is said to have turned to the genre in response to a cutting remark of his artist brother-in-law that good as he was with rustic subjects, "he can no more paint blood horses than my boot".

In response, in a cutting reference to the politician's infamous struggles with questions on world affairs, Peta president Ingrid Newkirk said Palin's words showed she "knows Peta about as well as she knows geography".

Moreover, the differences in dynamic response interaction between a cutting tool and thin wall plate and a cylinder are identified.

In the same way, when I left office, I was very cross with the media treatment". The most cutting response, however, was from Becky Barrow, a business correspondent at the Mail, who is leaving for the Sunday Times.