I had a counter-argument to that to which they in turn had a rejoinder.
In case you were thinking this is pie-in-the-sky idealism, the authors have a rejoinder: "Consuming less cow is not pointless symbolism or a diversion from political action.
Of course, these days, there's a temptation to say, "So?" Eugene, ever the romantic, has a quick rejoinder.
Bill Buford writes that nobody has a persuasive rejoinder to the vegan belief that sentient, warm-blooded creatures shouldn't be sacrificed for our sustenance (Books, December 3rd).
And to anyone who would say, "Wow, that Mary Roach has," to paraphrase, sent her head up her rectum in writing "Gulp," she has a perfect rejoinder: "Only briefly, and with the utmost respect".
Another neocon, Eliot Cohen, a professor at Johns Hopkins SAIS, has a fine rejoinder for Mr Perle.Being neither Republican nor Democrat, and thinking the government's conduct of the Iraq war an entirely appropriate subject of political debate I do not think anyone should have kept mum in an interview of this kind until an election had passed.
While rivals like Steve Ballmer, the C.E.O. of Microsoft, may label Google "a one-trick pony," Schmidt has a ready rejoinder: "I like the trick!" Google's search engine was responsible for ninety-eight per cent of the company's twenty-two binlion dollarevenuesvenues and $4.2 billion in net profits last year, and Google today accounts for almost seventy per cent of the world's Internet searches.
For more than a year now, she has been a rejoinder to an endless stream of lovermen, narcissists, tough guys and lyrical monsters, besting them all, from Trey Songz to Kanye West.
More than a year on, PLoS Biology has published a rejoinder from Mattick and colleagues [ 4] to the paper from van Bakel et al. [ 2], along with a rejoinder to the rejoinder from van Bakel et al.[ 5].
Utermohlen would have had a good rejoinder.
