Sentence examples for react to the sight from inspiring English sources

How did he react to the sight of nature?

Most of these people react to the sight of one of the 20th century's vilest leaders with excitement and amusement.

How did Londoners react to the sight of you covered in what I would describe as pinwheels?

Adults generally roost away from the young, who react to the sight of the adults with begging calls and flights towards the adults.

We can only imagine how a euro zone weigh-station official would react to the sight of this ancient mariner pulling in on a dark, foggy night.

Excited as they are by the changes, some question how society will react to the sight of women running, jumping, and dribbling balls.

Any regular at Montero's would have reacted to the sight of the thief taking the preserver.

When I first came to treat him, he'd reacted to the sight of me with a horror unprecedented in my medical experience.

I know exactly how my mother would have reacted to the sight of me in the audience in Potters Bar; with a mixture of laughter and sorrow and a compassionate instruction to take no notice.

One wag reacted to the sight of George Osborne tearing up by suggesting that what was bringing water to the chancellor's eyes was thinking about how he was going to pay the estimated £10m bill.

Although we no longer live with many of the physical dangers our ancestors did, our bodies and brains still react to perceived dangers — like making a presentation to a room full of colleagues — the same way our forebears reacted to the sight of a predator: with the "fight or flight" response, says Christopher Willard, a staff psychologist at Tufts University who specializes in treating anxiety.