Sentence examples for a sharp reaction from from inspiring English sources

But the cut in the spending projection drew a sharp reaction from critics.

The cuts to legal aid have generated a sharp reaction from barristers whose work is not funded by legal aid.

Chris Hay neatly worked an opening and it needed a sharp reaction from Chris Powell to deny him a close-range shot at goal.

Mr. Burton's remarks drew a sharp reaction from Fred Wertheimer, president and chief executive of Democracy 21, a group that advocates tighter campaign finance rules.

The change would have tied Title I to children, rather than poor schools, sparking a sharp reaction from Senator Edward M. Kennedy of Massachusetts, the ranking Democrat.

And the surging use of Twitter here to transmit antigovernment missives has prompted a sharp reaction from Mr. Chávez, who recently warned Venezuelans against using social networks.

The airstrike prompted a sharper reaction from Red Cross officials in the area, who said that it occurred in broad daylight and that the top of the warehouse was painted with a large red cross on a white background.

With five-goal forward Callum Wilson given the night off, King looked to spearhead the attack and drove one effort at Pickford before bringing out a sharp reaction stop from the keeper when he lashed in a volley on the turn.

The MP's suggestion provoked a particularly sharp reaction from the member of parliament for Birmingham Yardley, Jess Phillips, who said every day felt like International Men's Day in the House of Commons.

Tehran's decision elicited a sharp reaction in the West.

Already there has been a sharp reaction in the world of scholarship.