Sentence examples for fitting retort from inspiring English sources
Its principles, which favor function over fuss, were a fitting retort to the grand European cities that many of Tel Aviv's founders had fled.
Was it a fitting retort, he was asked, to those who he says pushed him away from New York City to New Jersey?
Narrow leather belts are straight from Jenna Lyons's playbook for J. Crew, and you can also buy wider ones ($48) along with the letter-buckle of your choice ($28), a fitting retort to corporate logomania.
When Gary L. Bauer, another rival, muttered that the same thought would go through his head if Mr. Bush were president, Mr. Bush again found a fast and fitting retort.
When asked about her fitness she retorted: "I'm very fit.
I'll leave you to fill in the retort as you see fit.
Defending herself against these claims, Ellison retorted it was hard to fit all of her almost five decade career into one book.
Mr Deby retorted that a sovereign state can use its revenue as it sees fit.
A sly retort by Australia's foreign minister, Julie Bishop, to President Trump's vocal appreciation for the fit appearance of the first lady of France ("I wonder if she could say the same of him") is still reverberating.
This brought an instant retort.
