Sentence examples for respond powerfully from inspiring English sources

Turkeys respond powerfully to color, which Hutto discovered early on, by wearing a blue T‑shirt during his first weeks with his poults.

President Obama and his team can still respond powerfully by delaying loan guarantees, as President George H. W. Bush's administration did in 1991 in an attempt to limit Israeli settlements.

We react strongly to the expressionist works of these Viennese artists, in part, because our brain contains specialized cells that respond powerfully to the exaggerated facial features these painters portrayed.

"Politics should not get in the way of women's health, and people respond powerfully when they see politics interfering with women's health".

Reactivity by this mechanism is dominated by the electrophilic character of the reagent (E); however, it also responds powerfully to changes in structure of the organic substrate.

When the first stage of the reaction (addition of the electrophile) is rate-determining, the rate responds powerfully to electron release to the reaction centre, and this factor determines selectively the orientation of initial attack with respect to the double bond.

In most of the democratic world the middle class still responds powerfully to the politics of envy.

As Mellman explains, "across the political spectrum and with nearly all key demographic groups, the American electorate responds powerfully to the invocation of Constitutional text, history, and principles".

Our minds respond more powerfully to the plight of an individual than the plight of a group.

As he put it, "Men respond as powerfully to fictions as they do to realities [and] in many cases they help to create the very fictions to which they respond".

"It is precisely because we know so little of the trivial things in the story that we can respond so powerfully to the large things – to his silences, to his apparent forgiveness of his captors, to his loneliness, and to his suffering".