Sentence examples for lay reaction from inspiring English sources

The Tor experiment may not be conclusive, but I do have a few responses to the common lay reaction: "Of course that was the outcome of Tor's experiment!

How could your first assumption be that he's telling the truth and I'm lying?' Her reaction was such pure, authentic surprise.

However, if they later find out you were lying, their reaction will be even worse.

Most of the works were composed well before 2001, but direct responses to the attacks by Michael Gordon, Osvaldo Golijov and Gustavo Santaolalla (and, arguably, Terry Riley, whose gently repetitive 2002 "One Earth, One People, One Love" offers a more generalized philosophical reaction) lay at the program's heart.

If they proceed to eat them anyway and suffer from an allergic reaction, lay them down on their back with a cool, damp washcloth on their face and have them keep very still.

" 'And New York City will pass the test.' " The only hint of comfort lay in the reactions of law-enforcement officials who did not respond as if this jetliner crash was caused by terrorism.

"The systemic subjugation of a race of people is different than the establishment of subsidized insurance exchanges," Stewart helpfully explained before channeling his inner Julie Andrews with a "Sound of Music" parody: "Obamacaaare is not apartheeeeeid!" Check out the clip above to see Stewart lay into the reactions to Mandela's death.

Bishop Murphy has also clashed with the local branch of Voice of the Faithful, a national lay group formed in reaction to the abuse scandals.

Dr. Patricia Zirkel, co-chairwoman of the Long Island chapter of Voice of the Faithful, a lay group formed in reaction to the scandals, said: "The bishop does appear to be speaking from both sides of his mouth.

Tim Burton once told me that the inspiration for the skull-headed Jack Skellington figure from The Nightmare Before Christmas probably lay in his adverse reaction to spending endless hours drawing doe-eyed creatures as a Disney animator.

When the introduction of the Greek sciences philosophy, medicine, and mathematics created a formidable body of lay knowledge, a creative reaction on the traditional religious base resulted in the rationalist theological movement of the Muʿtazilah.