Sentence examples for figures responded from inspiring English sources
See how Jack Kerouac, Ayn Rand, Ralph Ellison, Saul Bellow, and other literary figures responded to a high-school student's questionnaire on symbolism in their work.
And when world leaders, movie stars and sports figures responded to a letter from a nurse in a small town in Tennessee, that didn't register with us either.
Senior Labour figures responded by accusing Hammond of scaremongering after he claimed Europe "can't protect itself" if it has to take in millions of migrants from Africa.
Audience figures responded accordingly: one report suggested Brand was responsible for spiking the BBC's entire digital audience by 40 per cent (he "graduated" to sister station Radio 2 in 2006).
Republican political figures responded swiftly to the news, sending the Bush family condolences through Twitter.
Leading figures responded to the leaks with denials as prosecutors and regulators began a review of the reports from the investigation by the U.S.-based Investigative Consortium of Investigative Journalists (ICIJ).
Where James Marshall and Wiley figures respond to the discriminatory nature of art history, Casteel's focus is on painting unarmed black boys and men like Trayvon Martin and Eric Garner.
Figures, animals, drapery, and landscape features are wrenched into physically impossible configurations; light shatters over the broken surfaces and deeply cut relief; and each figure responds convulsively to the individual situations in which he participates.
Of course the drama escalated when this nondescript figure, responding almost monosyllabically to Simon Cowell's grilling about why a 47-year-old had never made any professional headway, said she aspired to be a singer in the image of Evita originator Elaine Paige.
When they saw a reference to tortured political prisoners in his headless and limbless figures, he responded by drawing figures with several heads and many limbs.
Binyavanga Wainaina, one of Africa's leading literary figures, has responded to a wave of recent anti-gay laws on the continent by publicly outing himself in a short story.
