Sentence examples for hitting the reply button from inspiring English sources

Hitting the Reply button on the message often does not work.

(I ruled out hitting the Reply button and writing "Thanks!" because publicly disseminated thank-you letters are, for their nonrecipients, the most boring reading on the planet).

Some junk-mail messages have a legitimate address in the message text for you to request the removal of your name from the list, but simply hitting the Reply button usually doesn't work and often just confirms your address for the spammer.

Diana Abu-Jaber, a novelist, said that a few years ago she had "a whole nonrelationship" with a fellow writer in Portland, Ore., who would not hit the reply button.

Several friends and aides said they would hit the "reply" button but not the "new message" button — in other words, send messages only when messaged first.

When Haruo Kawahara granted The Economist an interview, your correspondent meant to forward his e-mail with a short message inviting a colleague along but hit the reply button instead.

On mobile, received messages self-destruct as soon as you hit the reply button.

Practically all spam is spoofed that is if you were to hit the reply button, your message wouldn't reach the person who actually sent it.

Now, when you hit the reply button on a tweet that contains more than one username, all of them will be listed in the response box (you can of course choose to delete some if you wish).

I hit the reply button and asked, "Which church?" It turned out it was a church only about two miles from my house, so I volunteered to go.

Be careful not to hit the Reply button when you really mean Reply All.