Sentence examples for quite responsive from inspiring English sources

Policy is quite responsive to public opinion in democracies.

"The evidence is that being sensitive can mean a child is also quite responsive to positive things," he says.

She later put down a deposit for an $860,000 one-bedroom at the District at 151 William Street, where she said the sales agent, Nikki Martin, was quite responsive.

"My impression is that she has been approachable and that she has been quite responsive to agribusiness," said Chuck Hassebrook, program director for the nonprofit Center for Rural Affairs in Walthill, Neb.

The active-matrix L.C.D. 15-inch Apple Studio Display can produce 16.7 million colors across 1024-by-768 pixels right before your eyes, and those speedy pixels are also quite responsive to digital-video playback.

In a new book called "The Will of the People," Barry Friedman, a law professor at New York University, argued that the Supreme Court was quite responsive to public opinion in constitutional cases.

Then there's resistive, which isn't quite as responsive.

On the downside, the site takes longer to load than FriendFeed and is not quite as responsive.

Support for various Linux based tools is based on the open source communities and with the exception of some of the instant messenger clients, all of which are quite active and responsive.

Quite simply, culturally responsive teaching needs to be on the education reform agenda.

After playing with the 605 for a while we learned that the interface was quite intuitive and very responsive.