Sentence examples for press responds from inspiring English sources

The ultrasensitive keyboard, which has no buttons to press, responds to the slightest touch.

WHEN a major event occurs with implications for one of the city's ethnic groups, the ethnic press responds — sometimes analytically, sometimes angrily, sometimes defensively.

To many people, this sounded like a conspiracy theory, but Chomsky argued that conspiracy wasn't necessary: it was necessary merely to take seriously the fact that media are products in a market; saying that the press responds to the interests of its élite patrons is no more a conspiracy theory than saying that managers at General Motors respond to the interests of investors.

The press responded to these siren calls, and soon an intermediary was in negotiations with a number of media organisations.

Photograph: Andrew Winning/Reuters The press responded to the last regulatory crisis with a 22-year pub crawl, John Prescott blogged today.

The Soviet press responded with accusations that the award had been engineered by "reactionary circles for anti-Soviet purposes".

The conservative press responded by touting him as an authority on Muslims because of his tours of duty with the SAS in Afghanistan.

Not only did the tabloid press respond with the newly-fashionable stupidity, but so did both leaders of the Labour and the Conservative parties, harmonising their mindless disapproval like Don and Phil Everly.

Lula told his doctors to release bulletins on his progress; Mr Chávez's medical team has still not said a word.The Brazilian press responded to Lula's frankness in kind.

But instead of taking such ideas to heart and questioning why this is the case, too many in the press respond indignantly and claim that commitments to fairness and accuracy will suffice.

Despite the fact that this breakfast is sponsored by a private Christian organisation, invitations are issued on congressional letterhead and members of the press respond to them via the White House.