Sentence examples for a wave of reaction from inspiring English sources

His death prompted a wave of reaction on Twitter and elsewhere in the media.

Going back to 2001, they were the first Europeans to become involved in a wave of reaction, sometimes called a citizens' revolt, against state multiculturalism.

Union activists attempted to organize nationally, but before an all-Russia trade-union congress could take place, the union movement succumbed to a wave of reaction set off by the dissolution of the second state Duma (parliament) in June 1907.

The move by Macy's was just the latest in a wave of reaction sparked by Mr Trump's comments, delivered when he formally announced his intention to run for the White House.

The resignation of Mr Varadarajan last month has triggered a wave of reaction through the world of India's media; just two-and-half years earlier, the respected 48-year-old had been made the first external, "professional" editor in the newspaper's 135-year-old history.

Like Trump, Warren Harding rode to office on a wave of reaction: whereas Trump has pledged to make America great again, Harding pledged a "return to normalcy".

Ms. Brum's essay unleashed a wave of reactions from Pentecostals.

Bernard Thibault is general secretary of the CGT (General Confederation of Labour) The constant deterioration of the economic crisis in Europe, especially in south Europe and Greece, has stirred a wave of reactions across the continent.

As the week's violence drew to an close, we saw a wave of reactions from Dzhokhar Tsarnaev's high school and college classmates.

That's what one little boy said in regards to Stacey Dash's recent comments about getting rid of Black History Month which set off a wave of reactions -- even kids are outraged! .

Tinu's attack is the latest in a wave of hostile reactions towards Müller in her native Romania since the announcement last month that the writer had secured the world's top literary prize.