Sentence examples for some sort of reply from inspiring English sources

I'm sorry, but does not common courtesy require some sort of reply?

But since he also challenges Britain's media to take the debate seriously, some sort of reply is unavoidable.

I think afterwards that it is a very Penelope Tree sort of reply: self-deprecating, and really rather wise.

My opening question, about her new book A Snow Garden, receives the sort of reply that strikes fear into any interviewer.

As a literary performance it takes its place alongside works such as Alec Waugh's The Loom of Youth and Cyril Connolly's Enemies of Promise – to which Orwell likely intended it as a sort of reply or companion piece.

Many Kuwaiti clerics have taken to giving Syrian fighters advice on social media about how to behave — a sort of reply to the brigades' postings on YouTube and Twitter.

But one sort of reply is that such skepticism is self-undermining (Ebbs 1996 20011; 2005; Brueckner & Ebbs, 2012, ch. 12).

This sort of reply is originally due to Smart (1963, 240); it subsequently appears in Horwich (1975, 433), Lewis (1976, 146) and elsewhere.

The best sort of reply for qualitative hedonists is to present an account that does not suffer from either such reduction or such collapse.

But it does not, and hence there is no reason in principle why a polyadic concept cannot have something non-polyadic corresponding to it.[16] In making this sort of reply, Albert aligns himself with a medieval tradition of rejecting the view that for every distinct type of concept there is a distinct type of entity.

His novel is one sort of reply.