Sentence examples for a fitting riposte to from inspiring English sources
What a fitting riposte to overelaborate "fashion"!
A fitting riposte to the advent of minimalism.
For one man, however, the windmill farm in Dhule is a fitting riposte to the critics who derided his dream to build a global green energy business from a country plagued by crippling power cuts.
Whether he meant it this way or not, (and I'd love to think that he did despite all evidence to the contrary), in Mistletoe and Wine, Sir Cliff produced a song filled with the quotidian vérité of everyday experience that reflects the essential dreariness of Christmas, and one that is a fitting riposte to the cynical attempt at authenticity found in Fairytale of New York.
If anyone was made to give Richard III a new shape and spirit – a riposte to Laurence Olivier – it is Rylance.
In conjunction with other initiatives (Collins and Tabak, 2014) the RIPOSTE framework can be a useful tool in combating irreproducibility of preclinical study results, offering a powerful riposte to the criticisms regarding wastage in laboratory research.
The song would be a fine riposte to a bossy lover.
Her vibrant physicality and knowing humor are a potent riposte to the story's rabid misogyny.
It also looks like a Mexican riposte to the Brazilian-inspired South American Union.
The first curry western was a celluloid riposte to the India of that moment.
WALLE is a beautiful riposte to the bombastic faux-sophistication of so much CGI razzle-dazzle.
