Sentence examples for intense responses from inspiring English sources

Ever since it was published, The Second Sex has provoked intense responses.

First of all, a handful is a trifling quantity when you consider just how much of the stuff there is in the world, and fear is only one of the surprisingly intense responses Mr. Bitomsky conjures up.

In other words, the intense responses from China to Somali piracy should not only be seen from the point of view of individual countries interest alone but also the need for cooperative and a responsible role that the international community should take while responding to such common issues and addressing them in a common platform.

Their columns in both the Religion News Service and the Daily Beast have provoked intense responses from many Southern Baptists (where Merritt has his own heritage), those who call themselves Neo or "New" Calvinists, and other assorted critics from the political right.

However, these peptides triggered more intense responses in PC61-treated mice (Figure 3B).

The most intense responses were seen against the antigens of B. ovatus, P. distasonis, E. coli, and Bacteroides sp. but the reactivity against the antigens of Lactobacillus and Enterococcus was less pronounced (Fig. 1A and 1C), thus confirming our earlier ELISA findings.

31, 1999, article in The Times caused a particularly intense response.

Collins's exploration of post-traumatic stress is phenomenal (and, judging by the intense response, both resonant and needed).

In an interview in a small book that accompanies the Met's rooftop exhibition, he recalls the personal and intense response: "It was amazing," he said.

There were hugs, hollers of delight and laughter and tears and you could see first-hand the extent of Meiselas's emotional investment in the project and the equally intense response it engendered in her subjects.

"It's a human thing to respond to any calamity anywhere," Mrs. Tripathi said, "but perhaps the enormity of the calamity this time in India has elicited this kind of immediate and intense response".