Sentence examples for loud response from inspiring English sources

He posed a series of questions about Mr. Obama, all of them eliciting a loud response of "no".

Often dressed like the ringleader of a Depression-era circus, with shabby, wide-lapelled, long-tailed coats, or donning the urban poet's standard uniform of a blazer, a fedora, jeans and black Converse sneakers, Brown carries himself with a cool, deadpan insouciance onstage, making jokes and encouraging the audience's loud response.

He has certainly motivated a loud response.

There was a loud response from evangelicals when Giglio withdrew.

McCracken cited the way creators respond to audience reactions, rewarding those invested in the show and even sometimes altering content after a particularly loud response from viewers.

Macrae, however, has reservations about what she has dubbed "quick, loud responses".

The audience at the matinee I saw was encouraged to yell, since it was explained by a poeticizing M.C. that loud responses made the dancers try harder.

But the loudest response came from critics like Wall Street trade groups and banks, who want to soften the rule.

The ceremony was held at New South Wales Parliament House in Sydney on Thursday night, with the winners of each category determined by the loudest response from the audience.

The two words that consistently elicited the loudest response, however, had little to do with music: "Puerto Rico!" Sasha Frere-Jones worked at The New Yorker as a staff writer and pop-music critic for ten years, beginning in 2004.

Bachmann fires up the crowd with the latest statistics about the large numbers of refugees arriving in Germany, raising the loudest response when he talks of the number of people whose asylum claims have been turned down.