Sentence examples similar to minded reply from inspiring English sources

Mill's argument was widely debated, but met with a practical-minded reply: even if voting is a public trust (which not all of Mill's opponents granted), voters need to exercise it privately to exercise it well, because the electorate, unlike the legislature, consists of men of unequal rank.

Yesterday nothing seemed forced or scripted in the easy bantering between Mr. Bush and Mr. Putin or their sometimes like-minded replies to the thoughtful questions posed by the Crawford students.

When I ask a senior coalition colleague how Osborne made the transition from party animal to sober-minded politician, the reply comes: "I don't think anyone's ever believed he's sober.

Asked if he'd be able to set that information aside and remain open minded about Baca, the man replied he could not.

Ireland struggled for any fluency in their reply, until the more expansively minded O'Brien joined Wilson at the wicket in the 39th over with 108 runs still needed.

But since, as they say, one person's modus ponens is another's modus tollens,[9] a critic of Edwards will simply reply as follows: No fair-minded person would find satisfaction in someone's experiencing eternal torment as punishment for even the worst of sins; therefore, such torment is not what justice requires.

The Cabinet Office says it will reply "in due course", but that the government is "not minded" to change its stance.For Mr Shindler, who wants to vote in the 2015 general election, this is farcical.

There's then a slightly awkward pause, followed by the same reply, again and again: that the person inside is either minded to vote to leave the EU or has long since decided to do so.

"I want to leave" is the standard reply to questions about plans for the future, from modern-minded youngsters in the chic French patisseries of the capital, Algiers, to humbler types in their simple homes in Ghardaia.In this section Going all wrong The joker is back Patience persists More sophisticated than you thought Rebel retreat ReprintsAcross the country, Algerians complain about corruption.

Even today, in our supposedly broad-minded age, you'd feel a bombshell had been dropped if the proud parent were to reply simply: "Both".

Historically minded Pakistanis sneer.