Sentence examples for instead of responding with from inspiring English sources
Instead of responding with a straightforward denial (now belatedly issued), it described the allegations as "ancient history".
Instead of responding with a coherent strategy for retaining Miami, the Big East responded with bullying tactics that, in the end, didn't work.
The United Nations has repeatedly urged Europe to be more active in its response to the huge displacements of people on its southern flank, instead of responding with a drawbridge-like mentality.
(Rankin does break protocol by speaking a sentence instead of responding with a monosyllabic yea or nay to cast her vote: "I want to stand by my country," she says, "but I cannot vote for war").
In the last few months Islamic State (Isis) has made it impossible to keep from thinking about how anyone is supposed to stand up to brutality instead of responding with acquiescence or flight.
In 1998, the launch of Netflix marked the end of Blockbuster's uncontested domination of the DVD-rental market, but, instead of responding with a mail service of its own, Blockbuster, under the guidance of its then-C.E.O., Jim Antioco, decided to refocus on brick-and-mortar stores.
Instead of responding immediately with support for democratic change in a vital region of the world, the president dithered.
"Instead of responding to hate with hate further perpetuating the situation, I'm suggesting we respond in love".
"Instead of aggressively responding with price cuts of its own, AMD seems to have chosen a strategy wherein it hopes to mitigate the impact of Intels actions by moving up the launch of its new AM2 parts," the analyst said.
Instead of simply responding with a congratulatory Tweet, Porter and her team retweeted and asked someone on the flight to buy her a drink (the benefits of offering inflight wifi).
Because instead of simply responding with a heart emoji, an "Aww" or "OMG you were Gale in 'Hunger Games,' take me NOW," girlfriend responded like anyone who has to bear witness to a public photo of themselves that they don't like — by calling the offender out.
