Sentence examples for frequently responded from inspiring English sources

The police said that officers frequently responded to complaints of noise coming from the Gavinas' house.

Still, the government lobbyists and consultants frequently responded to criticism by Mr. Aliyev's team.

Teased by his white classmates about his Cockney accent, Lewis, already tall and gangly, frequently responded with outbursts of aggression.

Caroline Ware observed in "Greenwich Village, 1920-1930" that when Villagers were asked what they didn't like about their Italian neighbors, they frequently responded, "The way they live".

According to a 51-page report released by the college, the police frequently responded to complaints about him from faculty members and students.

By contrast yesterday, Mr. Bloomberg spoke mostly in generalities, and he frequently responded to questions by offering a detailed discussion of the problem without suggesting what he might do about it.

Males frequently respond to this display by actually regurgitating food.

Mickelson would frequently respond with a rueful shake of the head.

Girls who were sexually abused more frequently respond by engaging in self-destructive behaviours, such as substance abuse or prostitution.

He danced around many of the questions, frequently responding, "I can do better than that" and answering a slightly different question.

Fourteen-year-olds frequently accuse their parents of moral dereliction; parents do not frequently respond by selling their house and donating half the proceeds to villagers in Ghana.