Sentence examples for retorted swiftly from inspiring English sources
Corden, never one to accept being bested at a joke, retorted swiftly.
To which Newton swiftly retorted: "If you don't like it, don't let me in the end zone".
Tokyo lodged a formal protest with Beijing, which swiftly retorted that it was the Japanese who had encroached.
But as a Greek writer, Petros Markaris, swiftly retorted, this ignores the cultural contributions around Europe's fringes a pantheon without Homer, Cervantes, Shakespeare or Ibsen.The right conclusion, however, is not that people are using the wrong definitions of Europe: it is that "Europe" cannot really be defined in terms of a single culture at all.
The agencies that supplied the pictures retorted that the captions reflected what their photographers had witnessed.Many blacks feel that, had it been whites drowning, the federal government would have acted more swiftly to save them.
Retorted the Abderite..."...
Nonsense, retorted the critics.
Nonsense, retorted Tony Blair.
("Weapons," Genzken retorted).
