Sentence examples for the same rejoinder from inspiring English sources

But why aren't these other trouble spots given the same dire attention, the same rejoinder that we all must do something, as with Darfur?

The neurophysiological type-identity theorist would protest here too, though the same rejoinders apply.

As students resorted to the same chirpy rejoinder — "Awesome!"— he tried not to flinch.

"If it's all the same to you," came the rejoinder, "I'd rather have a glass of beer".

A. Honneth in his rejoinder in the same volume accepts this analysis as exceptionally fruitful [11].

"If That's All There Is," with the same appealing cast, provides a persuasive rejoinder, deftly blurring lines of fantasy and reality with an assured, poignant and consistently bold aesthetic.

He began with the Contrapunctus I and II from "The Art of Fugue," and Mr. Carter's "Two Diversions" (1999) proved an apt modern rejoinder, beginning in the same relatively sober tones as the second of the Bach pieces.

Again, he found that his chosen indicator predicts preference for facial masculinity more accurately than the health figures do (though less well than the Gini .However, in a rejoinder published in the same issue of the Proceedings, Dr DeBruine and her colleagues point to a flaw in Dr Brooks's analysis: his failure to take into account a society's overall wealth.

See Robinson (2004a) for a challenge to Hunt's defense of the providential usefulness of simple foreknowledge, Hunt's rebuttal (2004), and Robinson's rejoinder (2004b), all in the same journal.

A rejoinder will appear soon on the same website and in the hard copy of the Magazine.

(It may also be an unspoken rejoinder to the reality docudrama of the same name that was broadcast on Fox for two episodes in 2007 before being canceled).