Sentence examples similar to adviser's response from inspiring English sources

When faced with allegations of corruption involving Lee Jasper, one of his advisers, Mr Livingstone's response was abrasive, petulant and dishonest: he accused Mr Jasper's critics of racism.

When Mr. Trump considered whether to ask a court to invalidate the Affordable Care Act despite opposition from his own top legal advisers, Mr. Mulvaney's response: Follow your gut.

A communications adviser helping lead Grassley's response to the Kavanaugh allegations, Garrett Ventry, abruptly resigned Friday night after NBC News investigated a past accusation of sexual harassment against him, which Ventry denies.

On "Morning Joe" on Friday, Zbigniew Brzezinski, the Carter national security adviser, dismissed the president's response to Syria as "propaganda," noting the ambiguous nature of the red line that President Assad had crossed, killing 150 people with chemical weapons after nearly 93,000 had died in the civil war.

Within hours, Clinton advisers were arguing that Mr. Obama's response was too soft, while Obama advisers were making two points: That their candidate was not promising meetings but said only that he was willing to consider them, and that Mrs. Clinton's response mirrored the president's pattern of not meeting with leaders of "rogue nations," as he calls them.

National security adviser John Bolton tweeted that Maduro's response to trucks of humanitarian aid had been "masked thugs, civilians killed by live rounds, and the burning of trucks carrying badly-needed food and medicine". He suggested that more sanctions were coming.

Meyers then contrasted clips of Trump on the campaign trail claiming immigrants and refugees were responsible for increased crime rates in the U.S., with the president's response to former adviser Michael Flynn pleading guilty to lying to the FBI.

In a meeting in Paris in September 2009, assistant secretary of state Phil Gordon is told by President Nicolas Sarkozy's senior foreign policy adviser, Jean-David Levitte, that Iran's response to Barack Obama's offer of talks on the nuclear issue is a "farce".

The national security adviser, Mr. Hadley, was angered by the C.I.A.'s response.

After Mr. Gore's statement tonight, a senior adviser said everything depends on the Bush team's response.

And according to his advisers, Bush wasn't sure yet what the administration's response to the attack would be.