Sentence examples for good rejoinder from inspiring English sources

Utermohlen would have had a good rejoinder.

For once the president did not let that predictable line of argument stop him, and even had a good rejoinder: "This is not class warfare.

It was a good rejoinder to the ponderous feeling of so much modern jazz big-band writing, but also a very sensible reminder about why people make music in the first place: because they like to sing, because they like the music of speech, because they have an urge to tap out rhythms.

But there are two good rejoinders to the contention that Sanders' proposals are too expensive and too unrealizable legislatively.

Obama had no effective rejoinder.

In a good-natured rejoinder, Dr. Lekson answered these and other points.

When Eustis eventually subsided, Gersten muttered a good-natured rejoinder, but exactly what he said was drowned out by the audience's applause.

The tempting rejoinder — just the opposite is true — is facile.

To those who challenged that tobacco stocks were historically good performers, King had a brisk rejoinder: "If a business can live with six million deaths and externalising €2tn in health costs a year while employing mainly children, then it probably won't find it difficult making money.

Schmuck!" The only rejoinder was, "Well, everyone's a critic".

This is a good response, but the hedonist has a rejoinder.