Sentence examples for most interesting reactions from inspiring English sources

I think the most interesting reactions to my work have come from Nigerians living abroad.

What were some of the most interesting reactions to the film at festival showings?

Two of the most interesting reactions to the Sony film comedy The Interview attacked it for failing to understand that many, if not most, North Koreans are all too aware of their predicament, trapped between colliding forces of hagiography and history.

New aircraft cost about $125 million, so a saving on 10 big aircraft would reduce capital expenditure by $1.25 billion, as well as enable both airlines to fly to destinations that previously might not have been economic.Away from the media, one of the most interesting reactions to the BA-Qantas talk will be Iberia's.

This controversial decision has lit up the media and the blogosphere, and ARTINFO has rounded up the most interesting reactions -- from the artist's objections to accusations of brainwashing to a call for a good old-fashioned tarring and feathering of the Tea Party governor.

One of the most interesting reactions to the Nazi surrender came from Tokyo, where Foreign Minister Togo declared that the Japanese Empire "finds itself at variance with the war aims of Germany" and charging the Nazis with an "extreme violation of the tripartite pact" since the surrender was entered into without consultation with Japan.

The most interesting reaction was that the audience would applaud when people got killed.

The most interesting reaction to watch would be to see what Jeb Bush would do.

The most interesting reaction to the PSW 2013 study is that of a fraud denier, The Economist's "M.C.K".

The most interesting reaction of the whole pathway is the reductive dehydroxylation of the gentisyl-CoA.

For Carter, the most interesting response has been the reaction of students in their 20s and early 30s.