Sentence examples for strong rejoinder from inspiring English sources

MUNICH — Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany delivered a strong rejoinder on Saturday to American demands that European allies pull out of the Iran nuclear deal and gave a spirited defense of multilateral institutions in a world increasingly marked by great-power rivalry.

Those are not strong rejoinders to Walker's question.

So he offered Haddar a firm rejoinder.

It was the kind of strong, personal rejoinder to Republican obstructionism that Mr. Obama needs to make.

But the executives' rejoinder was always a strong one: we work for our shareholders, and they are getting rich right alongside us.

A strong showing among black voters would be a rejoinder to those who have said that Mr. Cuomo has not done enough for black residents.

Yet the earlier rivalry continued: Henry Fielding held the line against idealism, defending the comic tradition with its flawed characters, while Charlotte Brontë and George Eliot offered a rejoinder to social realism with their idealized vision of strong, generous, and sensitive women.

That last point is a pretty powerful rejoinder to the criticism that foreign policy is not Obama's strong suit.

Fleck in turn wrote a paper "Rejoinder to the Comments of Tadeusz Bilikiewicz" (1939b) in which he stated strong anti-realistic theses.

Agripinio had been a member of the ARENA party at the time, which supported the dictatorship, and so Rousseff's rejoinder that she was proud not to have been broken by her interrogators brought a strong and emotional response.

The strongest stuff appears on "Road Shows," a bonanza for admirers of latter-day Rollins (and perhaps a rejoinder to those who still pine for the Sonny of yore).