Sentence examples for really unresponsive from inspiring English sources
When Mike had left Kim earlier that night, "she was in a deep, really unresponsive condition.
The suspension seems amazingly unresponsive and really out of whack with what is meant to be a refined small family car.
Sunday's Observer editorial stated: "The referendum became an opportunity to make grassroots anger felt in a way that could really hurt a perceived uncaring, unresponsive political elite.
When Gerard Depardieu (a regular Blier collaborator - check him out as a burly gay burglar in Tenue de soirée) says he'll do anything to satisfy his unresponsive wife, he really means it.
His response to the effects of being exiled from Ghana and being black in Britain was to blank them out, to shut down emotionally, operate on the surface and prevent anyone getting close enough to pop the question: "Where are you really from?" The loss, of course, is to himself, to the unresponsive, unknown "me" of his search.
If, for example, nonaction differs from action in virtue of being unresponsive to reasons, then it follows that nonrational animals never really act, or that acting from instinct is acting for reasons.
She's mirroring the number of days her dad was in a coma: He was unresponsive for a full week before passing away, and she explains how, really, the goodbye was much too long and strenuous.
"He was quite unresponsive.
She was simply unresponsive.
He was completely unresponsive.
She is extremely unresponsive.
