Sentence examples for has always reacted from inspiring English sources
The Taliban, he says, "has always reacted to the army's campaigns in Swat and Waziristan with bombs.
The motive is not clear, since Israel has never succumbed to such strikes and has always reacted forcefully.
Russia has always reacted with enormous sensitivity to any foreign criticism of its hardline policy in Chechnya, and western governments have learned to tread extremely carefully, especially since the September 11 2001 attacks on the US allowed Vladimir Putin to sign up to the global "war on terror".
For a time in those final furious seconds, the vuvuzelas seemed to die down because the fans were actually watching the match and reacting the way fans have always reacted in this sport of very few goals.
Pictures of babies have appeared on her Facebook page, and people have always reacted badly when they have found out that the twins – or the little boy, the little girl, the whatever – just never existed.
But for many fans -- particularly fans who dislike the Yankees -- O'Neill's rants will be their lasting image of him; this is why crowds in other cities have always reacted so strongly to O'Neill.
Consumers have always reacted conservatively to tough times recoveries have never been fueled by consumer borrowing.
It's the same way I've always reacted when someone suggests I quit, or that people in general might be healthier in virtually any way for quitting.
But in the aftermath of crimes against humanity across the globe since the last century, the world has always collectively reacted with the same horror and vowed to never let it happen again.
One had laid down strict criteria for the barring of candidates from running for public office; the other had enshrined the president's right to reverse the sort of flagrant violations of the constitution that conservative institutions have indulged in.President Khatami and his supporters have not always reacted intelligently to these provocations.
