Sentence examples for this rebuttal from inspiring English sources

For anybody who thought this week's column on rap was just coconuts, this rebuttal from Victor Vazquez and Himanshu Suri of Das Racist will be a satisfying read.

By Sasha Frere-Jones October 23, 2009 For anybody who thought this week's column on rap was just coconuts, this rebuttal from Victor Vazquez and Himanshu Suri of Das Racist will be a satisfying read.

He asked her, "This rebuttal — do you know it?" "Yes".

The conservative Heritage Foundation offered this rebuttal to the poverty figures:.

Why does anyone accept this rebuttal job? [via Twitter] STEVE COLL: Yes it's blue and has a bunch of gold stars and a torch.

The statement, according to a translation by the SITE Intelligence Group, offered this rebuttal: "We assure them that the Islamic State of Iraq, God willing, is now in trustworthy and mighty hands," a reference to jihadists worldwide.

Because that disappointed look — I couldn't bear to see that!" Mills met this swift rebuttal of his nostalgia with a game smile.

Despite this last rebuttal, it remains true that in some legal jurisdictions, like Britain, the term "capacity" is usually taken to be a legal one (Bielby 2005; Tan & Elphik 2002).

I can't bring myself to dignify Winer's post with a proper response (or even a link) so I'll just link to this great rebuttal posted by MG on his personal blog.

We have added this figure to the rebuttal rather than to the 'paper' since the correct interpretation of this calculation is difficult, due to three effects occurring simultaneously (see figure legend), of which the influence of the region flanking the baits, which we exclude in the counting of the reads, can't be reliably determined.

Where will this relentless rebuttaling one-upmanship end?