Sentence examples for will rejoinder from inspiring English sources

The tropist will rejoinder that there are no such states of affairs and universals and rather urge that there are entities such as the redness of a and the redness of b, i.e., two distinct tropes.

"Does he?" Will replies a rejoinder that Clement freights with sarcasm and longing.

All of these assertions will bring rejoinders from those who have different views, but Mr. Schwartz's opinions are not just forcefully expressed; they are also born out of a sophisticated and informed vision of history, and he merits both an open mind and a close reading.

"Does he?" Will replies — a rejoinder that Clement freights with sarcasm and longing.

Responses and Mr. Lowenstein's rejoinder will appear in the Sunday Review.

What rejoinder will they have to "Hope is on the way"?

Speaker John A. Boehner will offer a rejoinder of sorts to President Obama this Thursday in a speech at the Ronald Reagan Building in downtown Washington, before the city's Economic Club.

But even here, there are straightforward rejoinders.

Just eat your flaxseeds, and you'll be fine," a rejoinder of indefatigable optimism that some of us find off-putting.

There will no doubt be rejoinders, especially from among the leading feminist scholars (female and male) whom Ms. Sommers takes on by name in this book.

It will not be, she insisted, a rejoinder to "The Towering World of Jimmy Choo: A Glamorous Story of Power, Profits, and the Pursuit of the Perfect Shoe," by Lauren Goldstein Crowe and Sagra Maceira de Rosen, a decidedly unauthorized history of the company.