Sentence examples for offering a response to from inspiring English sources

Offering a response to the crisis of political communication, this text examines the potential applications of new information and communication technologies to the political process.

Japan put its Moomin boom down to the stories offering a response to the break up of family life and a counterblast to the stream of worthy children's literature.

(In which case, Clarke is offering a response to Hobbes or maybe Spinoza, but he doesn't provide a substantial alternative).

Reader Commentary: these are short contributions; for example, offering a response to a paper published in JMTE or developing a theoretical idea.

Although Schlegel's importance for ethical, social and political philosophy has often been ignored or unjustly critiized, recent interpreters have shown how Schlegel took himself as offering a response to a number of key challenges in the philosophical ethics of his era, from Jacobian worries about nihilism (Gorodeisky 2011) to Kantian rigorism and dualism (Crowe 2010).

Gregg Schwenk, the festival's CEO and executive director, called the new offering a response to a trend.

And in terms of the "framing" of news packages, Vote Leave contended that ITV "consistently" led on stories from the remain campaign, with leave limited to offering a response or "at best having second billing with our own story".

Allow someone to peak inside and understand why you responded the way you did rather than just offering a response.

Of those offering a response, 86% said something negative (with "dysfunctional," "corrupt" and "selfish" being the most used words).

Without offering a response, my friend removed the image from Facebook, and refrained from posting for some time.

In doing so, he enabled ISIS to emerge, attack his country, offering a pathetic response to terrorism that flows through his country, on its way to America and Europe.