rejoinder

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

He was about to make some rejoinder when the door opened.

"But the rejoinder to that is, Have you got anything better?"

From the back of the room came the rejoinder, "That means we should make love only once."

"Well, just keep on for a few hours more and it will come out all right," was the rejoinder.

The following little note is a Rejoinder to that article.

Finally I turned and went back into the spare room, without having found any rejoinder.

She bit the inside of her lip to hold back any rejoinders.

It was the most sympathetic rejoinder she could think of at the moment.

The rejoinder: There is no more to tell, yet it has not ended.

Under it was a new rejoinder: "The most important thing is freedom."

She couldn't even think of a rejoinder that would make sense.

She seemed about to make a bitter rejoinder, then paused.

The following year he published a rejoinder to the reply to this.

The most sophisticated rejoinder she could manage for the moment.

This is not the book you'd hope for, but that it exists at all seems almost a rejoinder to our own time.

He was going to make a suitable rejoinder, but found something better to do with his lips.

There was no comment or rejoinder from the five other Justices.

There was an obvious rejoinder for him to make, but he found himself unable.

Though avoiding explicit rejoinder, she held him off until morning.

It was a feeble rejoinder, but all she could think of, with him so close.

He then moved on, shaking more hands as the man shouted rejoinders at his back.

Republicans, of course, have rejoinders - among others, that resources are limited.

He walked off, and Mara missed the chance for a rejoinder.

Yet even so slight a rejoinder proved beyond his strength.