Sentence examples for responding to aspects from inspiring English sources

Sally Beamish, Alasdair Nicolson and James MacMillan each presented short pieces responding to aspects of Maxwell Davies's legacy.

This essay, published in the London Review of Books, responded to aspects of the creation of the Olympic Park in the Lower Lea Valley: the destruction of the Manor Garden allotments, the eviction of travellers, and the famous "legacy" revealed as nothing more than a gigantic shopping mall in Stratford.

In Guy Gavriel Kay's piece about re-reading books, he states "there is also writing that needs us to have lived to respond to aspects of their resonance...."....

As such, in a hybrid zone, body size and aggression may respond to aspects of natural selection related to heightened interspecific competition, but these traits may simultaneously play a role in mate choice outcomes.

This gender difference reflects the differences between girls and boys in responding to fearful aspects of dental treatment.

We have a special machinery for handling the face; there is an area in the inferior temporal cortex that is six face patches, and they respond to different aspects of the face.

White supremacists like Black and Spencer are responding to the same outsider aspect of Trump that has been his selling point since his candidacy began.

In this series of installations, six artists respond to particular aspects of the gallery's space.

She told the paper that Harvard's debaters did not respond to all aspects of the argument.

So, with good cheer, I want simply to respond to two aspects of his review I consider misleading.

Discovery theories propose that perceptual modification results from learning to respond to new aspects of sensory stimuli, while enrichment theories hold that such modification results from learning to respond differently to the same sensory stimuli.