Sentence examples for a little more responsive from inspiring English sources

"When the first train rolls past them, they become a little more responsive and have, I guess, a different respect for what goes on down there," Lupo said.

Sure, the iPad 2 feels lighter and a little more responsive when multitasking and it has cameras, but if you've used an iPad before you'll notice little different.

"But we all might think about how we could be a little more responsive to the ongoing needs of patients and of our country.

(Washington, Lupo said, was "all right"). "When the first train rolls past them, they become a little more responsive and have, I guess, a different respect for what goes on down there," Lupo said.

She added later, "I can only cross my fingers and hope they'll be a little more responsive to retired players and a little more willing to part with the N.F.L.'s older way of doing things".

But their race strategy could probably have been a little more aggressive and responsive.

However, he pointed out that DC is also releasing digital-only comics, which allow the company to be a little more experimental and responsive.

AAA gave high marks to the system in the Chevy Equinox crossover, which it said is sufficiently intuitive and responsive to make it only a little more distracting than talking on a phone.

The formidable Ms. Stewart has made it clear that Mr. Hall has not been as responsive as she would like and that she would want to work a little more closely with a new executive.

"A little more boob.

"Maybe a little more".