Sentence examples for complicated reaction from inspiring English sources

He also has a son's reverence to chart out his mother's sometimes complicated reaction to Ted's crimes.

The Afrocentrists' complicated reaction to the conservative revival both reflected and reinforced conservative elements in Afrocentric thinking.

But after learning of the main ingredient from an accompanying card, she said, a "more complicated" reaction unfolds, a blend of ick and fascination, rearing back and coming closer, and mutterings of "I sure hope she doesn't have any blood-borne diseases".

Simulation of gas solid reactions occurring in industrial processes requires a robust kinetic model to be applicable in a wide range of complicated reaction conditions.

If the startup is able to keep its prices from stifling those venues that are willing to give it a try — and surmount the potential "this is too complicated" reaction from local venues — while offering real value-add on the advertising side (and some better design of its mobile interface), there's a chance Audioair could have some real legs.

The above-mentioned studies revealed complicated reaction schemes, but the primary step in Trp oxidation was in agreement with that proposed a long time ago.

Yet Kaptchuk also pointed out that placebos are not the only interventions that can cause complicated reactions.

Ms. McGovern is a Democrat, but says her views are not easily defined: "I think I always had complicated reactions to things".

For their part the players in the orchestra, who are living through a demoralizing period of pay cuts, defections, unfilled positions and a feeling they are unappreciated, had complicated reactions.

"They might like them more, but would they really want to hang out with them?" Renee Engeln, who directs the Body and Media Lab at Northwestern University, cautioned that "we have complicated reactions to confident women in general, and particularly to women who are confident about their bodies.

These complicated reactions produce hydrogen peroxide and superoxide, clearly recognized deleterious free radicals.