Sentence examples for may replied that from inspiring English sources

May replied that the two inquiries would work in parallel.

May replied that technically the memo was correct, because Neesam was an "elected representative" and not a union "staff member".

May replied that she would not comment on a document she said had apparently been leaked from the government.

May replied that Britain would live up to its obligations while it remained a member, adding: "When we leave the EU, people want to ensure that it is the British government that decides how taxpayer money is spent".

Unrepentant free traders may reply that markets are the best way to sponsor that diversity and inventiveness.

Against the claim that there is no difference in principle between, say, detecting a passing jet airplane by seeing its vapour trail and detecting a subatomic particle by seeing its trace in a cloud chamber, they may reply that indeed there is.

The critic of this form of the Kantian argument may reply that Kantian morality sees duty as something that must be done regardless of the consequences, and thus a truly moral person cannot make his or her commitment to morality contingent on the achievement of happiness.

Sophistry may reply, that sovereigns are equal, and that a majority of the votes of the States will be a majority of confederated America.

Lastly, to the claim that there is no legitimate way to judge a society's practices "from the outside," critics may reply that we can always ask whether a particular cultural practice works to the advantage or disadvantage of the people within the culture.

Some may reply that we are still talking about different abilities.

Proponents of EP may reply that they never intended to give an account of conscious unity.