Sentence examples for directed reply from inspiring English sources

In this hierarchical structure, or reply tree, the nodes are messages (the post is the root), and the edges are the directed reply relationships from a reply to the message it replies to (known as parent).

No official record exists of any direct reply to Mr. Popper.

At a press conference Stevenson refused to give a direct reply about his stand on Taft-Hartley.

"This new rhetoric is a direct reply to Petritsch that they are serious this time," Mr. Avdic said.

The lawsuit filed Monday, in Huntsman's home in Montgomery County, Tex., is not a direct reply to that legal action.

Mr Figes admits that the question itself is loaded with ideas of national soul or character, for a start and warns readers not to expect a direct reply.

As my colleague Amy Davidson writes, this was a direct reply to the notion, increasingly popular on the right, that America has become divided between "job creators" and "moochers".

"Unlike some German militarists, you do not favour an alliance with Soviet Russia?" Hitler evaded a direct reply to this question.

Jack Mapanje remained in his seat as he told how a petition organised by Edinburgh University managed to elicit a direct reply from the Malawian dictator, Hastings Banda.

But these folks are going to make you say it, either because they are direct people (and want a direct reply) or because they think you may chicken out, and thus will they get their way.

The brigade has also sent a 150-member rapid-response force to Djibouti in the Horn of Africa to protect embassies in emergencies, a direct reply to the attack on the United States Mission in Benghazi, Libya, last year, which killed four Americans.