respondent

In that case, the respondent ought to answer Yes or No directly.

Thus, if the respondent defines medicine the science of the really existent, he is incorrect either wholly or partially.

The first respondent was Tapley Holland, who leaped the line at a bound, exclaiming, 'I am ready to die for my country!'

The conclusion could not go beyond the premisses, because the questioner could not go beyond the admissions of the respondent.

The Judge asked to see the scar on the witness' forehead and that on the forehead of the respondent.

The purpose of practising the respondent is here distinctly announced.

The party appealing is called appellant; the adverse party is the appellee or respondent.

Conversation on literature is impossible, when your respondent can only say, Yes.

Mr. Freneau, the respondent, his arguments in favor of the ancients were read.

The only question remaining is, does the respondent justify himself by the Constitution and laws?