Sentence examples for interesting replies from inspiring English sources

He declined to go into specifics about the most interesting replies, saying that they had been worked into forthcoming plot lines.

Hugh Macleod, who is famous for drawing great cartoons on (or for) the back of business cards, emailed him 10 questions and got some interesting replies.

"The most interesting replies have been the hostile ones, and yes, we're kind of asking for it by putting ourselves out there," says Mr. Pinello, producing a favorite.

There was some irony in hearing Corbyn ask about the economic damage caused by the Brexit vote – because during the campaign he suggested that George Osborne's warnings about the economic impact of Brexit were exaggerated and implausible – but he asked direct, pertinent questions and obtained relatively informative, interesting replies.

This polemic is going on the Guardian website, and though no one really wants to say so out loud, most of us seem to accept these days that the comments on the Guardian on articles like this, while occasionally containing interesting replies, are far more often the domain of outraged point-missers, incandescently furious pedants, and trolls who don't bother reading past the sub-headline.

He essentially asked Microsoft "What were you thinking?" and got some interesting replies.

"The Accident" thus offers an interesting reply to the question with which Kadare closes "Agamemnon's Daughter".

But Belichick had an interesting reply: "We've been working on this season since two days after the Super Bowl.

A committee of community leaders protested to Isis and received an interesting reply: "The answer was that, even at the time of the Prophet Mohamed, laws were not strict at the beginning and alcoholic drinks were allowed in the first three years of Islamic rule".

A company spokesman denied it; Blackwater's former president, Gary Jackson, seems to have had a more interesting reply: Reached by phone, Mr. Jackson, who resigned as president early this year, criticized The New York Times and said, "I don't care what you write".

The Chomskyan actually has the seed of an interesting reply.