Sentence examples for quick rejoinder from inspiring English sources

But as in every other concern regarding Indian Point, this claim gets a quick rejoinder.

Of course, these days, there's a temptation to say, "So?" Eugene, ever the romantic, has a quick rejoinder.

This is not a metaphysical inquiry but a planning question, although the quick rejoinder to both might be: which god? Or, whose god?

Mr. Sanders, however, had a quick rejoinder when it was suggested that filing a federal lawsuit was not a very punk-rock way to handle the matter.

Which prompted a quick rejoinder from Bill Burton of the Obama campaign, encouraging everyone to call the Clinton press office for an explanation.

Always ready with a quick rejoinder, Mr. Munger chimes in with a crowd-pleaser: "And what do we know about computer science?" A shareholder from Middle Europe– who first gains sustained applause for asking about Mr. Buffett's health — asks about the billionaire's philosophy about investing in declining businesses.

Why does it take you five years every single time you put an album out!?" Bonham, who is quick with rejoinders when we converse every fifteen years or so admits that she had no answer.

But asked to compare the two situations, he offered a quick and revealing rejoinder: "I was never subjected to sexual humiliation and degradation".

This week in an appearance on "The Colbert Report" to celebrate his milestone, Mr. Dingell was quick with a rejoinder when the comedian Stephen Colbert joked that, because he had voted for Hawaiian statehood, he deserved some of the blame for President Obama.

A pricklier tone and a quicker pace to her rejoinders, coupled perhaps with some eccentric mannerisms to give edge to the role, would make Addy a more compelling character.

PiL's late-1970s rejoinder to punk was a repudiation of punk's speed, quick-strummed chords and pop choruses.