Sentence examples for different kind of response from inspiring English sources
"A feeling of ownership and a sense of responsibility for the care of a plant 'pet' elicit an entirely different kind of response than viewing displays of plants, no matter how spectacular".
As I pulled together different peace groups, I realised that this particular threat required a different kind of response to most other progressive movements.
While each of these findings leaves room for improvement, they represent a positive reaction from callers who will usually have dialled 999 expecting a different kind of response.
The protests have elicited a different kind of response in Europe, where several food importers have asked U.S. processors to separate and label the engineered beans.
"A psychiatrist examined her and said she is perfectly fine, so that was a different kind of response than we had anticipated," Murphy said.
But he's been eliciting a different kind of response when he logs in lately: a lot of people are irked he's been … turning on their Xbox.
That interplay between different kinds of motion, different kinds of "response" (the word "répons" in French means a sacred vocal music of alternating verses, sung by a soloist, and refrains from the choir) from the ensemble and the soloists, wasn't merely a play of thrilling sound in the EIC's performance.
A strategy of multi-response-surface is proposed by dividing the entire design region into several partial domains and establishing different kinds of response surfaces for each region.
The question about Torah's origin tends to bring on a similar pall of fluster and mystery, and - as with "Where do babies come from?" - there are different kinds of responses, keyed to differing levels of readiness for different sorts of answers.
"Nurses find different kinds of responses from their administrations and different levels of support," she said.
