Sentence examples for energetically responded from inspiring English sources

One of the first things I did when working to change my life was to change my vocabulary and how I verbally and energetically responded to situations.

Franklin Roosevelt was right to energetically respond to the Depression.

On the other hand, snap to attention and energetically respond to your nickname.

The orchestra, from the opening brass solos onwards, responded energetically to Graeme Jenkins's brisk, well-nuanced conducting.

The orchestra responded energetically, but Denève's take on the Shostakovich seldom went very deep and ended in disconcertingly blatant fashion.

When the global financial crisis struck, emerging economies responded energetically: China launched a huge stimulus, Brazil's state-owned banks lavished credit, interest rates were slashed.

But Mr Brown has responded energetically with the tax increases set out in the budget, arguing that they are essential to secure a better health service.

His hapless attempts to maintain officially sanctioned decency only added to the amusement of the 2,000 moviegoers in the gigantic Pyongyang International Cinema House, who responded energetically to the sight of a half-dozen outsize German bobsledders baring their bottoms and stuffing themselves with food and beer to gain weight for a competition.

Campion "reminded me to stay attuned to my instinct, to respond energetically, to service the film," Leigh says.

The UK public has developed a lasting appetite for food and goods traded on fairer terms with producers, and forward-thinking businesses are responding energetically to this by providing a wider range of products".

Ms. Rice has said in interviews and recent exchanges with reporters that Mr. Clarke's description was wrong and that the White House had energetically sought to respond to terrorist threats as it moved to prepare its strategy to deal with Al Qaeda.