The buildup of American forces in the Persian Gulf prompted a short, flamboyant rejoinder today from Iraq, where a volunteer army staged a parade to emphasize preparations by Iraqis to defend their cities and towns.
The next day, the Polish ambassador published his own rejoinder in the very magazine where the offending article had appeared.
At this point, it serves largely as an implicit rejoinder to the Grammys, a place where the kids can play safely without fear of Adele's stealing their lunch money and Moonman statues.
In other words, Belladonna of Sadness is an answer to the prayers of those whose taste in film has evolved to the point where it echoes Jeanne's rejoinder to Satan, when he asks what she wants to do with her newfound energies: "Anything... so long as it's bad".
In the presidential campaign of 1884, opponents taunted him with shouts of "Ma, ma, where's my pa?" The gleeful rejoinder from Cleveland supporters after he won the election was, "Gone to the White House.
When Ms. Womack unleashed the power behind her breathy voice, as she did on "If These Walls Could Talk" ("They'd pray," goes the rejoinder), she was as blistering as the best parts of "There's More Where That Came From".
Lines where Freddy responds to his victims' dumb comments with witty rejoinders.
This rejoinder virtually amounts to the statement of a realist conception of truth: in cases where our initial cognition is overridden, the initial cognition was false all along; all that changes is our awareness thereof.
Shown on Monday morning at a press screening at the 64th Cannes Film Festival, where it was met with pre-emptive, harshly insistent boos and a vigorous rejoinder of equally determined applause, the film directly addresses the larger questions of existence that are woven throughout Mr. Malick's work.
For four years, the Los Angeles nightclub known by a word that can't be printed in this newspaper, served as rejoinder to the clean-cut world of West Hollywood gay bars -- a gritty setting where dance, performance and activism were blurred into a single act, and where the human body served as statement and canvas, displaying piercings, tattoos and all kinds of other bod-mods.
