Sentence examples for appropriate rejoinder from inspiring English sources
"At a time when nuclear dangers and tensions are rising, ICAN's call to prohibit and eliminate nuclear weapons — and the Nobel Prize itself — is the appropriate rejoinder to those governments and leaders who continue to promote the role and potential use of these mass-terror weapons in the twenty-first century".
Hypothermic, Scott-of-the-Antarctic blue was the most appropriate rejoinder, following a decidedly bracing 17-minute jaunt down the Thames on board an exposed wooden launch for the ladies and gentlemen of the Fourth Estate that was part of the following flotilla.
But the logicist will be unmoved by this: the rejoinder will be that the most appropriate sense of 'analytic', for the purposes of establishing an interesting logicist thesis about mathematics, is one that departs in carefully considered and well-motivated ways from analyticity sensu Kant. 4. See Michael Friedman 1992 (p. 84).
As for du Bos, it follows that poets and painters have to select subjects that are appropriate to the means of their arts; a sublime rejoinder in a tragedy could only be tritely rendered on a canvas and, similarly, a vast scene full of animation that displays the mastery of the painter would only be annoying in a poem that attempted something similar.
When Colin Powell was setting out the American case for war against Iraq in 2003, it was decided it would be "appropriate" to cover it up, a tale that offers a powerful rejoinder to Wildean quips about all art being perfectly useless.
Rejoinder to Responses to "Results-Blind Publishing".
Iran swiftly issued a rejoinder.
This post is my rejoinder.
Rejoinder, Binmore and Shaked's final word.
