Sentence examples for fine responses from inspiring English sources

During this time, participants were asked to predict the weather on that trial, which required them to classify the card arrangement into one of the two possible outcomes, rainy or fine; responses were made via two response buttons on a response pad.

It amounted to a fine response to difficulty.

I spoke there and got a fine response.

Really, it's a fine response to this great krautrock band.

He's back to -8! What a fine response to that shambles going up 6.

This is the golf of a major champion again, a fine response to an awful front nine.

That's a fine response by the battling Poulter to dropping a stroke at the opening hole.

A perfectly fine response to "Then you want to hit them" is "Totally"—or, for that matter, "Yes, totally," or just "Yes".

A perfectly fine response to "Then you want to hit them" is "Totally" — or, for that matter, "Yes, totally," or just "Yes".

The least likely setence-opening of the day comes in a fine response by Mark Athitakis to Wayne Gooderham's Guardian blogpost on the therapeutic value of Saul Bellow: "So, just like Herzog, James Frey..."...

Bjorn goes fairly close too, which is a fine response to the muddled way he perambulated down 15. 11.14pm BST The tactically astute Spieth eschews attacking the flag at 17, settling for a shot into the heart of the green instead.