Sentence examples for reaction straight from inspiring English sources
We've lost three games out of three and that's a natural reaction straight after the game," Bopara said.
One early pledge was to concentrate on "state industry"—a reflex reaction straight out of the Soviet manual.To be kind to Mr Chernomyrdin, his old-fashioned habits do not amount to an ideology.
Asked if it was a good way to end, O'Shea told Sky Sports 2: "We would have liked a clean sheet but it was a hell of a strike from the lad to put us a goal behind, but I thought the reaction straight away from the lads was fantastic.
"I didn't actually see all the reactions straight away [after leaving the brand] because I was in Japan at the time; one of my best friends had taken me on something of a spiritual trip to observe people who make traditional lacquer and obi belts; it was such a privileged environment … On the other side of the world, there was this violent announcement being made".
That, and the selectorial reaction coming straight out of England's mid-90s playbook.
Worse, noisy prosecutions have exposed many people to the rage of hotheads whose reaction to straight talk about history is to reach for their guns.It will take courage to reverse Article 301.
Heller, however, didn't have much to offer when asked about his reaction to "Straight Outta Compton," other than a post-screening update on an earlier statement.
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For the two reactions, two straight lines were obtained using increasing concentrations of the reagent while keeping the concentration of the drug constant and using increasing concentrations of the drug while keeping the concentration of the reagent constant.
"It's a reaction to the straight, super-flat look.
Pellegrini will be desperate for a positive reaction following two straight defeats and the likes of Aguero will prove a threat as always.
