Sentence examples for reacted a bit from inspiring English sources
A decade ago it would have caught our attention but we would have reacted a bit more calmly.
"My grandmother told me her mother was very religious and she might have reacted a bit against that," Ms. Schiff said.
As Charlotte says, 'Most friends are supportive, some reacted a bit oddly, but I think that is because no one knows what to say when you say "oh yes, the baby died".
At least one audience member, Hope Hopkins, reacted a bit cynically to this call for authenticity, perhaps because, as a 25-year-old advertising account planner for BBDO who is trying to figure out how to sell the Venus razor, she knows what a trendy world we live in.
"I suppose we reacted a bit more to stuff from popular culture, like saying on the cover that Eminem was going to remake some classic blaxploitation movie – he wasn't – or making up a whole page about how 50 Cent was the world's most butters rapper".
As thousands of people milled around the airport grounds without access to water, food or restrooms, many wondered whether the authorities were reacting a bit excessively.
It explains why they react a bit funny to your new idea.
Feel the desperation as the robotic goal-keeper reacts a bit too slowly, dropping his head to the right and making a belated, ill-fated lunge!
Under his fluffy, snow-white hair and glasses, he wears an expression of kind tolerance, although he reacts a bit irritably when a scandal-hungry reporter asks if having a living playwright in the rehearsal room ever leads to tension.
And even if the next drug epidemic isn't as heavily white as this one, maybe the fresh memory of the opioid problem will force America to react a bit differently or at least in a less egregiously racist way.
Sometimes, in tough situations, you can find yourself feeling forced to do something or reacting in a way that mis-aligns with what makes you feel good- say, missing that family time due to something that came up, or reacting a bit too harshly to an email.
