Sentence examples for being a response from inspiring English sources

Is A Tale for the Time Being a response to the Japanese tsunami of 2011?

Brandis's fifth tranche adds little to the scheme of things, largely being a response to the murder of police accountant Curtis Cheng by 15-year-old Farhad Jabar.

Modernisation initiatives, such as allowing women to drive, are said to come from the top rather than being a response to decades of grassroots activism.

Inspiration is an uncomfortable term for Mr. Hume, who recoils at any interpretation that reduces the work to merely being a response to his visits with his mother.

But as well as being a response to fears that party leaders are seen as out of touch, local party organisers' increasing independence is also the result of a multi-party fight.

"The Antarctic Peninsula is exceptional in being the warmest part of Antarctica and if we understand ice shelf collapse being a response to atmospheric warming then it will continue to limited to the Antarctic Peninsula for many decades.

It's a response.

This is a response to that".

The booing is a response.

"This evening is a response to that".

"My song was a response to Archie.