Sentence examples for series of replies from inspiring English sources

He followed that up with additional details in a series of replies to questions and other statements.

Another change to conversations is that some replies are hidden by default when you're reading through a series of replies on Twitter.

In a series of replies, she doubled down on her original claim, arguing that an English degree isn't necessary to attain the communications and critical-thinking skills many degree-holders boast.

In a series of replies to Pavlich's tweet, Daily Beast senior news editor Ben Collins posted screenshots of four male Republican presidential nominees at their own party conventions in years past ― George H.W. Bush, George W. Bush, John McCain and Bob Dole.

UPDATE: As Slate's Dave Weigel points outs, the three tweets sent out to Brown's entire following were shortly preceded by a series of curt replies to Twitter accounts who had earlier in the evening tweeted critical statements at Brown.

"What are their policies?" Mr Ashong delivers a series of carefully argued replies that could form the basis of an editorial in a serious newspaper.

William Hasker (1989, 1995, 1997, 2000) has offered a series of objections and replies to William Craig, who defends Middle Knowledge (1994, 1998).

Berkeley himself sees very well how necessary this is: Much of the Principles is structured as a series of objections and replies, and in the Three Dialogues, once Philonous has rendered Hylas a reluctant convert to idealism, he devotes the rest of the book to convincing him that this is a philosophy which coheres well with common sense, at least better than materialism ever did.

I asked Hennessey a few pointed questions regarding how her corporate masters balance their apparently altruistic drive to create a better life for workers with their insatiable desire to make money, and got a series of nonanswers in reply.

For example, to someone who says that since "the rule of expansion determine[s] the series completely," "it must implicitly determine all questions about the structure of the series," Wittgenstein replies: "Here you are thinking of finite series" (RFM V, §11).

In the next few months, I received a series of single-spaced, typewritten replies from Berman.