Sentence examples for telling reply from inspiring English sources

At a news conference two days ago, Kim was asked about his readiness and offered a telling reply.

He does not mention Isherwood's telling reply: Auden's metaphors, he thought, were produced like rabbits from hats and the sleight of hand was probably fraudulent.

When The Associated Press tracked down Otis Rich, a Baltimore dealer who was ensnared in one of the operations, he answered the obvious question with a telling reply: "Sina-who?" "The fully integrated model would indeed maximize profits," John Bailey observes in a coming book about the cartels, but "it also maximizes risk of exposure".

Ciesielski says Goelzer gave this telling reply: Since accounting rules for years didn't require companies to book an expense for this compensation cost, why should auditors then be required to spend a lot of time and effort searching for malfeasance?

This argument is likely to offer a more telling reply to the critic than one that appeals to some other (alleged) kind of liberty (on this point, see Cohen 1988: chapter 14: 2914292).

Ford told "Reply All" that seeing his anxieties emailed to him in a stilted spambot voice took some of the sting out of them, simply by rendering them a bit ridiculous.

"I'm not telling," he replied.

"As I was telling Nathan, Leee replied, "because I know the producer, I think we could get it for a great price, very low".

One sends an auto-reply telling me that they will answer within a week.

They will reply telling you what songs they want and ask you if want any of their songs.

Once you see someone is inviting Binweevils to a party, reply telling them you would like to come.