Sentence examples for better reactions from inspiring English sources

The home side dominated the first half, with good opportunities falling to Niall McGinn after 17 minutes, with his 15-yard shot saved by MacDonald, and when Josh Magennis stretched to turn a Clark Robertson cross goalwards, the keeper showed even better reactions to push the effort over the bar.

"There have been better turnouts but not better reactions," one  academy member reported.

This idea is based on polls suggesting that while people react negatively to job descriptions like "state worker," they have better reactions when the job itself is explained.

Barrino ended the night with "I'm Doing Me" encapsulating her recent decision to focus on herself, and "Hood Boy," which garnered noticeably better reactions.

I couldn't ask for a better reaction than that.

Her daughter gets a better reaction than she did.

He must hope for a better reaction now that the schedule softens.

Thursday night, President Obama will try for a better reaction at the Democratic Convention here in Charlotte.

Strange though it may seem, it's probably a better reaction than that of the neighbour of a friend of mine who lives in Paris.

He also tried using his index finger -- physiologists say you have better reaction time" -- but says it didn't feel right.

There is little or no evidence that darker eye color means greater visual acuity, but one theory holds that it does produce better reaction times.