Sentence examples for respond particularly from inspiring English sources

Some autistic children respond particularly well to music, he says, so peripatetic music teachers visit Ambergate every week.

Often, it's not safe to respond, particularly if you are isolated, or fear the situation could escalate.

My suspicion is that the other candidate would gleefully respond, particularly if the candidate discussed the need to raise energy taxes.

She also says that Indigenous inmates, who are disproportionately represented in our prison population, respond particularly strongly to art and Aboriginal culture programs.

It remains unclear how hardened opponents of the agreement might respond, particularly followers of the anti-American Shiite cleric Moktada al-Sadr.

The relative success of the "Friedenstag" recording demonstrates something else about Strauss: his operas respond particularly well to vivid, decisive performances, readings that lift the music from mere note-spinning to something more vivid.

But neither investors nor politicians have responded particularly favorably to Washington's moves.

According to the write-up, they responded particularly badly to Clegg.

This period-instrument band has responded particularly well to the English conductor Andrew Parrott, who took over as music director two years ago.

The lower-ability groups responded particularly well, possibly because they enjoyed the different format, and being able to pause or rewind without embarrassment.

Mr. Lammert's wife, Teri, responded particularly when Mrs. Bush talked about returning respect to the presidency, a reference to the Clinton scandals.