Sentence examples for any sort of response from inspiring English sources

But I don't think it makes sense to get into any sort of response mode".

It was like James Bond throwing his best punch at Jaws or Oddjob and, having failed to generate any sort of response, looks down at his throbbing fist.

It also means being indignant at the failure to demonstrate any sort of response to the arts, apart from indifference.' It is hard to beat those three sentences for smugness.

Mr Miliband's solutions look at once reckless (because they involve more borrowing) and too small to be any sort of response to the global terrors swirling at Britain's gates.

Although we saw each other nearly every day at school, the greetings I had offered the drum major in the past had fallen on deaf ears, and I had long since given up on the idea of getting any sort of response from him at all.

Falling behind did not bring any sort of response from Pellegrini's men, who mustered just one shot at goal before half-time.

Initially such effects were considered to be responsible for the anorexiant actions of the drugs, due to a sort of response competition between eating and grooming/scratching behaviors.

Mr. Isaac has suggested that "Merriwether" was a sort of response to "Waiting for Godot," so you hear those echoes as well.

Cliché, he holds, is not just fossilised language, it is any sort of stock response— emotional, political or literary.

"High-rises are the single most important roadblock to any sort of flexible response to sea-level rise," Pilkey wrote in an e-mail.

and other tests, and she voluntarily participated in this and earlier studies, all of which showed her lacking in any sort of fear response until now.