Sentence examples for reactive statement from inspiring English sources

Each emotionally reactive statement or action of criticism, cutoff, defensiveness, or anger is one step away from helping your partner understand what you need.

Even the reactive statements put out by Labour and the Tories yesterday had all the urgency of a door being seen to be slammed – long after the horse had bolted.

Manning's history with gender identity issues, the lack of public court documents, and the prejudicial and reactive statements by US government official for the last three years have left Manning prey to a feeding frenzy of salacious and hyperbolic coverage and a famine of serious media consideration.

At present the CFSP is reactive; presidency statements "deploring" this and "expressing concern" at that are put out by a small unit inside the secretariat of the European Council (where all 15 Union governments are represented).

As an Australian civil society informant noted: "The WHO Code statement was more reactive than visionary.

Because the pattern of the modern press is to swoop in, set up camera stands and then try to fill the time and hold an audience, the press is oddly reactive, depending on news conferences and statements by campaign officials.

Something like Mad Men: it's on TV for a couple of months, it's a very definitive fashion statement and the stores are always very reactive to that.

At the time, Rivers said in a statement: "I did nothing to warrant the reactive stance taken against me".

Statements from the Yes perspective were often reactive while those favouring Better Together given prominence.

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He then recounted, in his closing statement of an hour and 45 minutes, the defendant's "proactive lies, his reactive lies, his omissions and a calculated pattern of deception".