Sentence examples for my respondents from inspiring English sources

We Lose Our Light The other half of my respondents responded to these insensitive questions and statements by allowing fear, sadness and shame to dim their light, making themselves disappear.

"One of my respondents got quite indignant that I'd even suggest that something as sophisticated as a chimpanzee would eat an overripe fruit," Dr. Milton said.

My respondents have chosen a moral tone, and in moral discussions of the war, strategic justifications are not usually admitted as legitimate excuses for collaboration with the Nazis.

In many cases there is little way to prevent airport stress these days, and most of my respondents noted that airport experiences are even worse in the United States.

Also my respondents were controlling their bladder at the same time as they were making their decisions, whereas many self-control studies show a deteriorating effect on performance on sequential control tasks.

A few years later, while doing field research in post-disaster areas in southern Pakistan, a number of my respondents made a point of expressing how patronised they felt by the politics of disaster relief.

Suppose you are my respondent and the subject is soap.

My respondent was attempting to crush my ebullience and wither the discussion, and what purpose exactly does that serve?

I didn't hear back from my respondent, and so I sent similar messages to the instant messaging accounts of five other supposed British members of IS I found online.

My respondent, Virginia, put it best: "We all work and strive, because everyone wants the best for their kids".

Regarding my respondent's critique of my editorial blog, this does not merely fall into the realm of "accepting diverse opinions," but rather amounts to standing up to oppressive and destructive characterizations and attempts to define "the other".