Sentence examples for angry riposte from inspiring English sources
Ping made an angry riposte to allegations in the South African press regarding his candidacy and campaign financing last week that lost him critical support.
The union's proposal Monday may have been a ploy, but so was Mr. Rowland's angry riposte, a Democratic official said today.
(Before you all reach for a pen and paper, and log in to your email accounts to fire off an angry riposte, I can assure you the hours and workload far exceed your ideas of any perks).
Readers are responding even more generously than last year, partly in angry riposte to the mean and laggardly response of the British government to those who want to join family in the UK.
Cameron's comments last week drew an angry riposte from 50 intellectuals, writers, philosophers, scientists and humanists including Philip Pullman, Ken Follett, Prof Alice Roberts, Prof Harold Kroto and Sir Terry Pratchett.
Cazeneuve's angry riposte was directed specifically at Nice's deputy mayor, Christian Estrosi, of the opposition centre-right Les Républicains party, who has claimed the Bastille Day firework celebrations were insufficiently policed, given that the country has been under a state of emergency since the series of shootings and bombings in Paris in November.
A ground assault on Sept. 3 produced an angry public riposte from the chief of the Pakistani Army, Gen. Ashfaq Parvez Kayani, who said he would defend Pakistan's borders "at all costs" against such intrusions, an unusually strong statement from one ally to another.
The remarks drew a storm of angry Twitter ripostes from Republicans and Democrats alike, for their failure to make any references to the abuses of the Castro regime.
The angry mob came out in force to shoot down the director general and his "robust" riposte.
