Sentence examples for inspired a reaction from inspiring English sources

Eventually, the American diet inspired a reaction as Islam began playing a larger role in the private lives of Indonesians and in politics.

The technophilic tenor of the times, as well as 19th-century laissez-faire capitalism, also inspired a reaction from those who longed for a return to a preindustrial life.

Just last Wednesday, Europe's central bank had met and refused to cut rates, with its president, Wim Duisenberg -- a man often criticized for saying just the wrong thing -- stating that a cut "would have inspired a reaction of panic rather than stability".

Wharton management professor Peter Cappelli's most recent book -- Why Good People Can't Get Jobs: The Skills Gap and What Companies Can Do About It -- has inspired a reaction from just about every group with a stake in today's workforce: employers, employees, recruiters, academics and media commentators.

I read the script and if I'm feeling something afterward -- if it inspired a reaction in me -- that's important.

Introducing "Your Type," Jepsen said the song was about falling for a guy who didn't return the feeling, and that inspired a reaction from the crowd that suggested a kind of protectiveness on the part of her fans.

What interests me is the capacity of some musicians and bands to inspire a reaction of pure loathing.

The 27-page press release published by the National Trust that describes a made-up disorder is only intended to inspire a reaction and fuel uncertainty.

"It's the authentic nature of Sanders's posts and conversations," Captiv8 cofounder Krishna Subramanian said of his ability to inspire a reaction from supporters.

Councilman Brad Avery said art should always inspire a reaction.

Such casually graphic imagery is not typical within textiles, so the medium itself inspires a reaction in viewers.