Sentence examples for react to questions from inspiring English sources

It may be dangerous, however, for Mr. Romney and his advisers to assume that they know how Democratic and independent voters will react to questions about his wealth.

You can also tell if someone is lying by how they react to questions.

"We care about our users and quickly react to questions and support requests.

Managers are well served by keeping a close eye on how disgruntled employees react to questions, and whether or not they're showing some of those signs of lying.

Knowing in advance what you want to convey will help you to react to questions and to take an active part in shaping your media appearance, Scherzler says.

Also, the Dutch Foreign Ministry allegedly would have issued guidelines to its embassies on how to react to questions about the role being played by the PVV and Wilders in the formation of a new government.

Throughout this week, Bridgestone/Firestone reacted to questions about the centennial celebration as though it were an I.R.S. investigation.

And, sure enough, Sud reacted to questions about the finale of "The Killing" with the defensive mien of a politician hoping to weather a stubborn scandal.

"Go ahead, ask me about the ex," Mr. Carl, 31, said amiably (nonetheless, he reacted to questions with an increasingly tortured look).

The company, itself the home of some of the nation's most respected journalists and a supposed friend of the First Amendment, reacted to questions from Klein by hiring one of the nation's most feared libel lawyers, Thomas Yannucci, and threatening to sue.

One is customer support, which reacts to questions from customers and helps them solve problems.