Sentence examples for more negative reaction from inspiring English sources

Scouts Canada, which has about 150,000 members, said it got more negative reaction two years ago when it admitted women.

Considering the hardscrabble background of your character in "The Fighter," I actually had a more negative reaction to the shot of you in a floor-length white faux-fur coat, standing by an indoor pool.

"If the market really believed there was a high probability of default, you would see a much more negative reaction," said Donald T. Ellenberger, the head of multisector strategies at Federated Investors.

The average bouncer might not distinguish between "dirty pikies", but Quarmby shows a complex set of communities, where English Gypsies can disparage Irish Travellers so blisteringly that you "couldn't have got a more negative reaction from talking to the members of the Conservative Association".

"I think there's going to be more negative reaction directed toward the president and Congress if we don't act".

Several Europeans I spoke to had a more negative reaction, though, seeing this as the offensively trivializing vision of an American who just didn't "get it".

Wnendt said that his producers asked him to include more negative reactions in the film, but they couldn't  — only two people responded negatively to Hitler during 300 hours or so of filming.

Other questions about the invasion provoked more negative reactions, with 42percentt saying it had liberated Iraq, and 41percentt saying their country had been humiliated.

The results indicate that it is necessary to promote public's acceptance of the LPR policy, because lower acceptance will lead to more negative reactions towards the policy, which may weaken its effectiveness.

Freiya: Well, if I haven't disclosed it on my profile and disclose it later on, I get far more negative reactions from men.

As Ebsen recalled, "You get more negative reactions than positive reactions as you go through life, and the big lesson is nobody counts you out but yourself...