Sentence examples for responding a bit from inspiring English sources

At age seven or so, I remember musing that I might become "a fashion designer or a nurse" when I grew up, and my mother responding a bit too intensely, "Or a doctor.

Seven minutes into the consultation, the oncologist started to discuss the MRD test result: o2  the result I got back from her is that, that her leukaemia is, is responding a bit on the slow side m5  really?

I responded a bit too effusively about the benefits I receive when I draw.

"I was trying to get that 20-second laugh," Mr. Moran responded, a bit worriedly.

To which Mr Ellis responds, a bit cheekily: "No, not really".In this section Onwards and upwards Moral of the story A man for all seasons The green, green grass of home ReprintsWhat follows is a clever framing of a familiar topic.

Asked how he had changed, Mr. Kerry responded a bit like the first President Bush, in sentence fragments, with few personal pronouns: "Just much more relaxed, and comfortable and calm about life and much broader vision of all the choices of life, if you will.

"Every cell, like every person, is slightly different and will respond a bit differently.

We responded a bit better in the second half and got back in the game, then obviously the two penalty decisions go against us.

That allows the company to not only respond a bit faster to market changes, but as LeCates noted, it also means that the company can now add some long-view features that tend to take a while to build.

However, there are clearly significant pockets of resistance to evolutionary studies within academia, and academics who strongly identify as against evolutionary studies applied to human behavior tend to respond a bit negatively to some of the media attention to my work (personal communication).

"No," I responded a bit tentatively, "I am just a person who tries to follow Jesus".