Sentence examples for he retorted that from inspiring English sources
"Ah, no," he retorted, "that was what we call 'moral cover.' In 1882 the British never said, 'We are going to occupy Egypt and take its resources.' They said, 'We are here to protect the minorities.' You must cover your imperialism with something beautiful.
Once, when she criticized a Syrian student for sitting on a newspaper that carried a photo of Mr. Kim — a serious crime for North Koreans — he retorted, "That's because you've only lived in Pyongyang!" she recalls.
Asked if that was to compare republicans to dogs, he retorted: "That's your language, not mine". Mr McGuinness said yesterday: "Many of us find that terminology highly offensive.
He retorted that he didn't have it.
He retorted that they were intolerant, ignorant bigots.
He retorted that we were incapable of inducing Poland to be reasonable.
Of course, he retorts: that is just how things are in Colombia.Mining has always had an awkward relationship with morality and the law, so perhaps the mutterings against Mr Reinhart should not surprise anyone.
Told by a military colonel that "you assume the worst," he retorts, "That's an easy thing to do in this country". Martin Sheen appears, complete with thickish brogue, as Matt Phelan, a Dublin priest whom Miss Donovan meets while spending her junior college year in Ireland.
Ten others said they would consider the request.The schools tell Mr McEntee that collecting the data is too expensive; he retorts that they already have most of them.
He retorts that some, especially those offering multiple properties, are making a business out of short-term lets, and that these are his only targets.
Ask him about his timid approach to selling state assets, for example, and he retorts that recent coal auctions constitute the "biggest divestment in India's entire history".
