Sentence examples for my answer so from inspiring English sources
I mean, who is it that I'm really talking to?' He is angrily waiting for my answer so I tell him: OK - if you really want my opinion of your work: my first reaction was Christ, this is filthy, I've never seen anything as filthy as this.
My answer: so we don't have to feel.
What if he comes home one day and tells you he likes girls?" My answer: "So what?" Then they usually follow it up with something like this: "Would you be OK with that?
She was baffled by my answer, so I explained: "How could I possibly pledge my support to the state Constitution when I've never even read it?" Her reply was: "Just swear to whatever parts you want".
My answer so far has been to rely completely on the empirical approach synthesize a new compound and determine its hydrolysis rate experimentally but I'm hopeful that someone will someday establish a means of rationally predicting such properties in advance.
Your questions made me realize that in my answers so far I've ignored the experience of black women in the city.
She then went on to lament her flat-lined dating life: "Everyone who wants to date me is wrinkly and saggy and middle-aged!" My (perhaps impolitic) answer: "So are you".
My answer: not so much any more.
(I guess technically it's a song rather than a phone call, but you left it on my answering machine, so I'll refer to it as a call, even though it was "written, arranged, composed and produced" by you and features verses, a chorus, and a guitar solo).
I mean, my answers are so f---ing cliche!
