Sentence examples for replies in which from inspiring English sources

That generated a host of replies in which people realised he was bemoaning his paper's lack of coverage.

I wrote approximately 10 letters and got two positive replies in which representatives of the management board expressed their interest.

One is in Second Replies, in which Descartes says that a person with jaundice perceives snow "just as clearly and distinctly as we do when we see it as white" (ibid).

The second passage is in First Replies, in which Descartes says that just as we can clearly and distinctly perceive part of a chiliagon if we focus our attention, we can clearly and distinctly perceive a portion of the sea (AT 7 113).

Two days later, Anderson filed a reply, in which he denied his wife's charges.

Sebald's reply, in which he thanks her and apologizes for not having replied sooner, is cordial yet cautious.

AS: I have sent a few text messages (laughing, realising the irony of his reply) in which I have tried to be supportive.

But Dukakis was not beaten by a "zinger"; does anyone remember Bush's similarly dry reply, in which he changed the subject to the murder of police officers?

Ruth I find that a strangely abstract reply in which you deploy slogans rather than argument – and don't address my points.

Crisis is a temptation, too, one that Hoover invoked in his reply, in which he refers to "degenerating" conditions and "increasing losses to our people".

I sent Updike a note to this effect and got a warm reply in which he expressed some mystification that everyone was so attached to Rabbit.