Sentence examples for form of response from inspiring English sources

Hooting is a common form of response to whatever's happening on the screen.

In fact the book's novelyness was what rendered it so inadequate as a form of response to the subject matter.

A printed newspaper was constrained in the number of people whose views could be accommodated, the only form of response traditionally being through a letter to the editor.

One of these carefully answered questions came in the form of response to who Game of Thrones's Maisie Williams would be playing in the upcoming Doctor Who season.

Buy new" campaign catches on, perhaps sellers of older homes will be forced into some form of response.

She said Amnesty had written to the British and US governments a year ago, expressing concern over reports of abuses in Iraq: "We have some form of response from the British and none to this date from the Americans".

("More on the theme of big bank complexity: not Too Big to Fail, but Too Complex to Exist?") The "Sayonara, sucker" postings have spawned their own form of response and retribution.

Much philosophy in Germany in Hegel's day took the form of responses to the ideas of Immanuel Kant.

The oral nature of the communication between Prophet and community is reflected in the many revelations on doctrinal and behavioral issues that take the form of responses to questions.

Unigo started soliciting input directly from students (under a kind of Internet alias, "bystudents.com") almost a year ago, and to date it has received more than 30,000 individual bits of content — primarily reviews in the form of responses to an essay-based questionnaire, but also photos, videos, uploaded writing samples, etc. — all before publicly unveiling the site or even the real name.

In this study the change of utilities' business models is revealed in the form of responses gathered in interviews undertaken with leading utility representatives, a bottom-up initiative, and a public institution.