Sentence examples for evoked a response from inspiring English sources

That evoked a response from many executives here that the entertainment industry's unwillingness to explore new business models was primarily responsible for the industry's lack of growth.

Breitbart had accomplished his goal: his alternative narrative had been established, and his Twittered dissent had evoked a response at the highest levels of the media establishment.

Equally important, its simplicity of structure evoked a response in artists caught up in an aesthetic of minimalism and structural process".

The banner evoked a response from Clinton, who said the hunger strike should prompt Americans to look critically at immigrant detention and close private detention centers run as for-profit enterprises.  .

All of these odors evoked a response similar to that observed with 4-methylphenol, and had a significant effect on the PER at a sub-threshold concentration of 1% sucrose (Fig. 3a).

Of 504 non-target receptor odor interactions tested, we found that only 10% evoked a response >50 spikes/s and 3.7% evoked a response >100 spikes/s.

The ads are meant to evoke a response from people who choose to take a side on the issues.

"It was designed to really evoke a response that talking about studies and statistics never does," Mr. Hess said.

But whether we paint or build our landscapes, they end up evoking a response that runs right to the core of our beings.

An excitation produced by a stimulus is conducted to other parts of the cell and evokes a response by the animal.

A few times after the initial stimulation, the signal evokes a response in the area of brain where sounds are interpreted.