Sentence examples for change the reply from inspiring English sources

It's the same reason Twitter would change the reply arrow to a speech bubble: Twitter is looking for more understandable iconography, and having too many arrows was, again, confusing to anyone less familiar with Twitter beyond very regular, existing users.

A reminder of PLoS's explicit requirement that authors share data did not change the reply from the four authors who initially refused.

As yet, many other basic features, like access to external email accounts via POP3 protocol, and the ability to change the "reply-to address" that appears in mail you send, are missing from Gmail.

Asked why politicians didn't change the rules, Cormann replied it was appropriate that allowances and deductions be determined independently.

Someone in the background then asks, "Will it change the world?" Brown replies, "Probably," as he looks up and stares wistfully into space.

Asked if Scotland can change the system, he replied: "Yes, of course they can change this system if they want and anyway we will try to have a clear decision for the next period starting with 2014 to be sure that the system will change and will become more transparent and more clear and more targeted also".

Scott tried to change the subject and replied, "Well, I'm not a scientist".

"Two years ago it was frustration, now it's this feeling of inability to change the world," he replied.

When former state judge LaDoris Cordell asked Kardashian to offer the crowd an idea that could change the world, she replied, "Gun control".

I asked him if he was disappointed or tired and if that was what made him change his attitude towards the elections: "Two years ago it was frustration, now it's this feeling of inability to change the world," he replied.

I asked if she was going to change the law, and she replied: "yes".