Sentence examples for response instead of from inspiring English sources
A typically understated response: "Instead of psychologically enhancing him, and trying to make him feel better, you sit here and utilize mind terrorism on him.
Whales also are changing their behaviour in response: instead of breaching the water and dramatically displaying their tails, they rise just barely enough to breathe through their blow-holes before descending to safety, Bertellotti said.
They also had the discipline to hold three mass rallies over two weeks and then stop to wait for Mr. Tung's response instead of demonstrating continuously, as happened in 1989.
And in one YouTube video, he discusses the killings of African-American men at the hands of police officers, including the death of Mr. Sterling, and advocates a bloody response instead of the protests that followed the deaths.
Moreover, racism, unlike a complicated web of economic, demographic and cultural forces, triggers a legal response: instead of persuading recalcitrant legislators and voters to support policy reform, liberals can simply insist that the black poor, as victims of race discrimination, have a right to redress that courts must enforce, regardless of popular opposition.
Whether it is because of Scott Rasmussen's Republican connections, a Republican bias in 2010, or the pollster's usage of interactive voice response instead of live interviews (which I personally think is a bogus reason for lack of attention), Rasmussen remains polling's version of the black sheep of the family.
Why encourage a young child to confide in an electronic doll and receive preprogrammed responses instead of playing with a real friend or holding an imaginary conversation with a traditional doll?
Mr. Boothman loves questions that start with "how" -- an "opening-up word," he calls it, because it invites long, relaxed responses instead of the curt answers you get with questions that start with "Do you" or "Are you".
To confirm the measured results were generated from the true piezoelectric responses instead of background or triboelectric signals.
However, at least for low-stakes testing assessments, several authors propose ignoring missing responses instead of scoring them as incorrect (de Ayala et al. 2001).
In this sense, this paper proposes extending the scalar PSDT concept to multivariable PSDT by relating multiple responses instead of only two.
