Sentence examples for hostile replies from inspiring English sources

This discovery compels Rank to tell his own version of his story, which he does in a string of e-mails to the writer (whose infrequent, apparently hostile replies go unseen).

During the first three months of 1688, hundreds of those asked the three questions who gave hostile replies were dismissed.

4. Don't write a hostile reply.

In Tale of a Tub, as in Pope's Dunciad, hostile critics' replies to early editions were folded in as footnotes to later editions with appropriately ridiculous framing.

"How does it come out?" "Hostile," he replies.

"We're considering all the males in this district V.C., and the people as hostile civilians," he replied.

When someone told her that 'wage theft' is a hostile term, she replied, "Wage theft is a hostile act".

He was a witty raconteur, intelligent and not averse to replying to hostile questions.

Although he began his first letter of protest to the LRB: "It is not my habit to reply to hostile reviews", this self-restraint is not uniform.

Asked why he chose to go to the United States when the American Government was hostile to him, General Castro replied: "I shall be pleased to get to know the United States and to live among a people, noble and generous, as are all peoples essentially industrious".

"I'm not hostile to wind power," he replied.