Sentence examples for forced to reply from inspiring English sources

To which, I am forced to reply: Versatile.

Managers would begin shifts by asking workers: "How are you?" Staff were forced to reply: "Good!

The neighbour, inevitably, is forced to reply: "Well then, we must look to what our interests would be if you went".

If forced to reply, however, I would say that I will shock readers who seek entertainment in literature and not truth, because the literary search for truth is a wail that always arises from pain.

It is arguably the hardest day in the job for a Leader of the Opposition - being forced to reply to something he has only just heard, reliant on scraps of paper being handed to him in the chamber, the brain waves of his backroom team holed up somewhere nearby.

I was asked each morning, and each morning I was forced to reply with a mortifying negative".

If forced to answer, some reply: "All human life is of infinite value".

Mike Jason Stojanovskiis is forced to watch the reply of the moment he was injured in a scene from Colossal (Photo by: Jessica Palopoli).

It reaches more people, more cheaply – and every party wants to show it is more [tech savvy]." Safi sees the Hamas campaign – for all its positive spin – as essentially oppositional, forcing Fatah to reply.

It was already a piece of remarkable democratic arrogance that David Cameron and Osborne refused to say where the £12bn of benefit cuts would fall – and dereliction on the part of all the broadcasting interviewers not to hammer hard enough on this one point with every minister in their studios so as to force them to reply.

Peng was not allowed to reply, and was forced to make a self-criticism.