Sentence examples for draw a reaction from inspiring English sources
Just before the interview starts, Denzel Washington flashes something, exposing it just enough to draw a reaction, then putting it away.
Even if Mr. Netanyahu's statement on the West Bank came as no surprise, Palestinians said, Israeli actions to carry it out would draw a reaction, if only to drive Fatah, the dominant party in the Palestinian Authority, to a more militant stance.
The allegation by the Kurdistan Region Security Council, stemming from a 23 January suicide truck bomb attack in northern Iraq, did not immediately draw a reaction from Isis, which holds a third of Iraq and neighbouring Syria in its self-declared caliphate.
In comments likely to draw a reaction in Washington, Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova on Tuesday evoked the Kremlin's reaction to 9/11 when rejecting the U.S. stance on Russia's Syria operation.
That drew a reaction from Frederick A. O. Schwarz Jr., a corporation counsel in the Koch administration.
"I thought about it once, not twice, because it's a chance to be at the very heart of a national debate and always draws a reaction.
But nothing drew a reaction quite like the giant doll house behind glass, whose rooms and appliances lit up and whirred while a narrator talked about conserving energy.
It has also drawn a reaction from the German chancellor, Angela Merkel, who has said that the company should not be moved from its headquarters in Essen.
But the move quickly set drew a reaction from customers, as WalMart and others said they would no longer buy Alaskan salmon without the independent check.
While financial markets seemed to shrug off Mr. Trump's initial comments on the Federal Reserve, which came on Thursday, his Twitter posts on Friday — all of which seemed aimed at pushing the dollar lower — drew a reaction.
