Sentence examples similar to replies with a question from inspiring English sources
I replied with a question about how he would shift perceptions of what a Labour leader is supposed to look like.
Asked why they were using the Anonymous logo on their account, and the signifiers of a true Anonymous operation, OpWhiteRose replied with a question.
When Twitter's data team sent around a look at which Democrat was being discussed more on the social network in the middle of the debate (Hillary Clinton, 50percentt; Bernie Sanders, 50%), I replied with a question: Was the overall volume of Twitter traffic down?
When Lech Walesa was asked in 1989 what role Radio Free Europe's Polish-language service had played in bringing down Poland's communist regime, he replied with a question: "What is the Earth without the Sun?" Marks' key role in that victory over communism remains virtually unknown to the public.
MP: I could easily reply with a question: what do you think?
The 74-year-old governor took a page from history and replied with a question: "How did the peasants of medieval France afford to build the cathedral of Chartres?" He then enlightened Fresh Dialogues with this answer, "They did it slowly... they did it with community investment and a great belief in the future".
If you want a girl, always reply with a question, no matter what.
"You don't seem alarmed," Donovan says when they first meet, and Abel replies with a gentle question: "Would it help?" The Coens turn that into a refrain that beats through the movie, growing wryer and funnier each time — right up to the fidgety finale, where Abel is the calmest man in sight.
There are fewer tangents caused by someone who replies to a question with something barely related to what was asked or abruptly changes the direction of the conversation because it's clear they weren't listening.
He replies with a counter-question.
