Sentence examples for rejoinder about from inspiring English sources

As Eve's current pre-teen rejoinder about most things is "This is rubbish", followed by a spectacular eye-roll, this is a special moment for me.

"Witness testimony led us to conclude that someone in the room made a rejoinder about Vice President Biden to General McChrystal's comment, and that the rejoinder may have included the words 'bite me.' " The White House and General McChrystal have taken steps recently to make amends.

The administration's angry protests to Russia rang hollow and prompted only caustic rejoinders about double standards.

Amid the usual rejoinders about American football tacklers leading with their heads and the resultant extra potential for concussions, though, rugby's rulers would do well not to sound complacent.

And then there are the familiar flashes of sarcasm and self-righteousness, of practicality and compassion, and the rejoinders about Republicans like this bit of dialogue: The character onstage may be Hillary Rodham Clinton, but it is a Hillary that America is only starting to imagine: President Hillary Rodham Clinton in the Oval Office in the spring of 2009.

I can already hear your rejoinder: what about Enron and its famous manipulation of energy prices in California?

Brown had a snappy rejoinder when asked about the Kings' style of play.

He was in high spirits about his rejoinder to Wallace.

Inspired by Peroni, I was all set to issue a rejoinder; to wax lyrical about the classic hours that have flown past me with barely a pause for breath, never mind clockwatching.

When Colin Powell was setting out the American case for war against Iraq in 2003, it was decided it would be "appropriate" to cover it up, a tale that offers a powerful rejoinder to Wildean quips about all art being perfectly useless.

Altern-8's look became iconic a cheeky rejoinder to rockist complaints about "faceless techno bollocks".