Sentence examples for to respond that from inspiring English sources
verb
To say something in return; to answer; to reply.
- To respond to a question or an argument
Maybe he felt free to respond that way because it was me asking, and not our boss.
People in cities with preferential voting were also less likely to view campaigns as negative, and less likely to respond that candidates were frequently criticizing each other.
"If it takes an army of people to tweet and post online to interest you and for you to respond, that is a serious issue".
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Interviewees at the national level were more likely to respond that indicator definitions were available than those at the district and facility/community levels.
There's no reason to respond that way – they know their results and it gives them a great deal of satisfaction if they score anywhere close.
"This is morally unacceptable given our mandate, your clear commitment and the global capacity to respond that has been demonstrated in the past.
One way to respond that can help you avoid the issue is to just change the subject.
Respondents in Shanghai and Guangzhou were more likely to respond that they would be more worried than usual if they experienced an influenza-like illness (ILI).
It does no good to respond that, actually, there are.
Jeffersonian Republicans and modern Democrats, in turn, have tended to respond that they are.
