Sentence examples for His responsive from inspiring English sources
His responsive guffaw was an affirmation; a conspiratorial clink of the goblets, so to speak.
After a chiming prelude, he eased into fluttery waltz tempo, pulling along his responsive bassist, James Cammack, and his careful drummer, James Johnson.
Mr. Wachner and his responsive troops performed with an irresistible spirit and a lilt that had some of the tourist passers-by swaying, almost dancing, along.
But in those passages where Schoenberg wanted to clobber listeners with volleys of dizzying, ecstatic sound, Mr. Levine, his responsive musicians and the superb Met choristers delivered the intended knockout.
(Chinen) JEAN-MICHEL PILC (Tuesday) Mr. Pilc, an effervescent pianist, deviates from the acoustic trio format here, leading a band that includes not only his responsive drummer Ari Hoenig but also the rock-steeped guitarist Wayne Krantz.
Bill Charlap, "Stardust" (Blue Note) — Tipping his hat to the durable material of the grassroots genius Hoagy Carmichael, this elegant, old-soul pianist and his responsive trio are joined by such guests as Tony Bennett, Shirley Horn, the guitarist Jim Hall, and the saxophonist Frank Wess.
He watches helplessly as his own decaying body is commodified, his urine used in quack therapy, and his still responsive penis employed by seekers of kinky sex.
"With regard to the pornographic material Osama bin Laden had in his possession at the time of his death, responsive records, should they exist, would be contained in operational files," the CIA said in response to the FOIA request.
He said he knew from his own experience in representing Delaware in the Senate since 1972 that people in even a relatively a conservative state like his are responsive to civil liberties issues.
He found his students "responsive and contentious"—if not especially talented and made a point of learning their names quickly and finding out what sort of books they liked (Gravity's Rainbow was the rage, and Cheever also professed to like it or rather, he liked it better than Vonnegut's work, which was almost always the other favorite).
In other words, we must accept the incompatibilist thesis that if a person's character is the product of forces over which he never had any control, and if his character traits determine his choices, then even if his motives are responsive to reasons, he is not responsible for their motivating force.
