Sentence examples for good reply to from inspiring English sources

Much of the current discussion about Locke's contribution to contemporary political philosophy in the area of toleration centers on whether Locke has a good reply to these objections from Proast and Waldron.

If he had been able to respond, he would have had no good reply to some of Herder's criticisms; but if Herder had had more sympathy for Kant's expository method in the third Critique, he might have realized that on some of the central substantive points of his criticism the distance between himself and Kant is not as great as it initially seems.

A good silent reply to a threat of force (recognizing that your flustered reaction to the threat is most of what they are after), is remaining calm, and thinking of them as if they were a cornered, feral cat; which, in a way, they are.

If you give them a good reply, they may be too intimidated to speak again to you.

Many daters feel it is good manners to reply to everyone who contacts them.

TEXT TO HUBBY: All is good!!!! REPLY FROM HUBBY: That is awesome.

"Good," she replies to her boy, an old man himself now and about to die.

"It will do no good," he replied, "to go ahead any faster than the country will follow...

Couper took Francis Darwin's reservations in good humor replying to Osborn that "I am in hopes that as soon as Prof. Francis Darwin becomes used to seeing his father's head so large, he will feel differently about it" (AMNH 1909, September 2, Couper to Osborn).

When a good Samaritan replies to the distressed email, they are then asked to wire money via Western Union.

Netflix are actually pretty good at replying to relevant questions such as "When will the new season of Dexter be available?" and providing information on upcoming releases, so contacting them this way is good for more casual queries.