Sentence examples for retorts with from inspiring English sources
Smallweed retorts with obsequious loyalty: In the Guardian?
"Well I will be when I'm dead," she retorts with a grin.
"It has been said," she retorts with a blip of a grin.
Mrs Dhulia retorts with a Hindi saying: "once you go to your in-laws' house, only your dead body should come out".
She retorts, with some justification, that upper-caste Indian leaders, such as the Nehru-Gandhi dynasty, have parks and museums aplenty.
A pundit infuses sharp retorts with fresh reports, does not stoop to respond to pops taken at him by other harmless noodges, but reserves high dudgeon for high officials foolish enough to rise to his provocative bait.
Williams retorted with infuriated hacks.
Stalin retorted with an expletive.
"You think that was real?" he retorted with a smile.
When homeowners shout to them to leave, they retort with curses and sometimes throw stones.
Alexander Pope satirized Hill in The Dunciad, to which Hill retorted with The Progress of Wit (1730).
