Sentence examples for plain response from inspiring English sources
He reviled much of Hollywood but advocated a plain response to its fantasies.
"Are they simply a plain response, a retort, lashing out verbally just as Mr Terry did in the original exchange?
Why are any other words spoken by Mr Terry at all". "Are they simply a plain response, a retort, lashing out verbally just as Mr Terry did in the original exchange?
Although in-channel capacity of the Waipaoa River has remained constant, flood capacity within the stopbanks has been reducing (Gomez et al., 1999) but it continues to be unclear what the flood plain responses to reforestation have been.
It is, for example, rewarding to study side by side the fancy-vs.-plain responses to Cubism in Gerald Murphy's 1929 "Wasp and Pear and Daviss's 1930 "Egg Beater V".
Olivas, P. C. et al. Effects of Fine-Scale Topography on CO2 Flux Components of Alaskan Coastal Plain Tundra: Response to Contrasting Growing Seasons.
The subtropical Mediterranean climate characterizes the coastlands of southern Europe, being modified inland (for example, in the Meseta Central, the Apennines, and the North Italian Plain) in response to elevation and aspect.
Quartz too has started to take more risks in their mobile-first design, building an app that does more than offer an editorial interface It has an interactive messaging UI that allows users to text a request for news or ask questions about the story and receive a plain text response in real-time.
"Some 90% of the replies were a mix between critiques and plain discouraging responses such as "keep dreaming", "it will never happen", "don't you have anything better to do"," he says.
Both strands meet in his plain, quiet, subtle response to an unanswerable event, and do again in a wonderful short 2006 collage film that rounds out the show.
"In our tastings, I found that lovers of milk chocolate felt a little bit uncomfortable in admitting that they prefer it to plain chocolate". In response, he spent more than a year developing Lattenero, one of the first "dark milk" chocolates.
