When we went over the Kingston Bridge, I sensed her stop fiddling for a moment; I turned and saw her hands still in her lap, her soft, responsive profile as she looked out the window reacting to the huge bright sky and sparkling water.
However, these levels were increased approximately 25-fold by the addition of estradiol, consistent with a previous report demonstrating that hER is responsive to its biological ligand estradiol when expressed in a GEV transcription factor in yeast [ 27].
Many men courted her and found her eagerly responsive.
In a speech in Indiana last week, Mrs. Clinton reportedly said, "Why don't we hold these Wall Street money-grubbers responsible for their role in this recession?" Her normally responsive staff took an entire day to respond to the statement, according to The New York Sun.
In the foreword to her report: Responsive and Accountable?
And Ms. Voigt and her fine, responsive pianist, Brian Zeger, ran with it from there.
Though she is aware of what is going on around her, and responsive in nonverbal ways, she rarely speaks.
Invent sweet names for your wife, and you will find her more responsive and see your communication levels flourish!
When her lovely daughter later danced playfully in front of her, making a bid for her attention, a responsive smile appeared on Claudia's face, replacing for a moment the frozen blankness.
If the agent reflectively endorses her adaptive preference in a way that is responsive to her feasible set, and not simply her false beliefs about her feasible set, even though she limits her potential and lowers her sights, it is rational for her to retain this preference (319 320).
