Sentence examples for replying to the points from inspiring English sources

But Conservative Mark Pritchard said: "I wonder whether this House of Commons would be better with more or less humour?" Replying to the points of order, Speaker John Bercow said: "I'm always in favour of humour but just as beauty is in the eye of the beholder, humour is a matter of subjective judgment.

Fabio Silvio Taccone, Jean-Louis Vincent and Frédérique Jacobs We thank Jeurissen and Rutsaert for their interest in our study [ 1] and would like to reply to the important points they raise.

Author reply: With respect to the specific point (that saltatory internalization might be deleterious to the host, Paragraph 22), we are here examining an issue also raised by other authors (note reference), and thus do not feel we need to reply to the specific point in detail.

Necessitarians may reply to the first point that Kripke's work has given us reasons for thinking that a posteriori truths can be metaphysically necessary (see section 1.1).

Once New Coke was launched, Pepsi prepared their public relations plan to reply to the change; among their talking points for journalists writing about the product was to "Ask them about those Bill Cosby ads".

Martin Hoerling, replying to Trenberth: To the point of Trapp et al., they discuss more than the effect of changes in thermodynamic stability.

Another article, on Aug. 4, noted the Washington Independent's detailing of how the document is apparently a altered version of an Australian birth certificate, but quickly set that aside, devoting more text to detail how a website linked to Taitz "provided replies to the point-by-point criticisms".

I stopped at some point replying to her Christmas cards.

I didn't see any point in replying to that.

"The ending does not puss out," Snyder replied, "To me that's the point of the graphic novel".

When Romney tried to reply to Obama at a point towards the beginning of the debate, she firmly shut him down.