Sentence examples for a specific reaction to from inspiring English sources

"Hennessy comes out of a specific reaction to graduate school and the academic, fine-art world that I was exposed to at school," said Mr. Musson, who received a Master of Fine Arts from the University of Pennsylvania last spring.

They serve not only to fill in enlightening detail, but to place the current turmoil within the broader context of Egypt's past and to suggest what may lie in its future.Much of the early reporting on the unrest framed the surge to oust Mr Mubarak in overly personal terms, as a specific reaction to abuses of power during his three-decade-long reign.

While abandoning the idea that Parmenidean monism was a specific reaction to the theories of any of his predecessors, these two works continue to depict his impact on later Presocratic systems as decisive.

"I have not sat down and asked him about a specific reaction to it," Spicer said.

The slime molds, it seemed, really had learned a specific reaction to a specific chemical.

If he's talking about a specific reaction to the pieces of the Obama agenda that have come up so far, then he's in effect saying Obama is so frustrated that he's about to abandon everything.

Rather than a full recovery, however, auction house total sales and record-breaking prices may reflect a very specific reaction to the recession, where a small percentage of rare artworks with exceptional provenance are commanding staggering new prices on the secondary market.

I think if you look at television in the 60's, you saw a very specific reaction to the Vietnam War, which was, Let's ignore it and pretend that everything's right with this country.

Those diverse modifications suggest there may be a cell specific reaction to the WNT cascading thus further investigations are needed to address the exact intracellular signaling network reprogrammed by WNT ligands.

There are several different types of roast, each one intended to produce a specific reaction and to yield a roasted product (or calcine) suitable for the particular processing operation to follow.

There was no specific reaction to the proposal for a clerical-run militia.