Sentence examples for obviously respond from inspiring English sources

Although twitching is likely to amplify synchronicity of twitching among individuals belonging to a colony, both investigated aphid species obviously respond differently to twitching-related cues.

Tomato plants obviously respond differently to S. exigua and to M. sexta feeding suggesting that insect-derived molecules in oral secretions are likely to be responsible for the observed differences in PPO induction.

He obviously responded well.

And we obviously responded by saying that we thought that was hugely overbroad and we ought to be protected by the shield laws for journalists.

Ms. Ensler is obviously responding to the horrors of Abu Ghraib and the continuing controversy over the Bush administration's policies regarding what is and is not permissible in the interrogation of suspected terrorists and enemy combatants.

The corps of starters who helped bring the Giants to this point -- the first round of the playoffs against the Mets and the best won-lost record in the major leagues -- obviously responded to Righetti's coaching style.

His way of acknowledging its success is to credit the cast, along with his luck at getting handed a story "that a lot of people obviously responded to as a book," to which he could apply "some family stuff in my own life that was the glue, that was unusual, that hadn't been done so much in a believable way in the past".

"I wanted to make him (McIlroy) feel a bit of pressure and see how he would respond - he obviously responded well".

"He obviously responded well... every time I got closer, he kept making one birdie and not letting me any closer".

The mother was obviously responding to the question, "Why is the statue knocked over and broken?" And I was both impressed and crushed to hear her answer, "Because a lot of people got hurt making sugar".

White House Press Secretary Josh Earnest said Hutchinson's decision to seek changes to the bill "is obviously responding" to the public outcry over Indiana's law -- which tracks closely with Arkansas' bill -- opening the door to discrimination against LGBT people.