Sentence examples for response thinking from inspiring English sources

My response, thinking she mistook me for one of my married sisters: "It's Christine; I don't have a husband".

Similar to writing a response, thinking in advance will give you time to formulate exactly what you're going to say and how you're going to say it.

'Simple responses' , having no comments about the syllabus topics, comprised 85% of the response types, 'advanced thinking responses' contained 11%, and topic-related spontaneous questions were 4% for a total of 15% more advanced types of critical thinking directly related to the syllabus topics.

When patients immediately provided a response without thinking aloud (for example "8 windows"), the interviewer again explained the think-aloud procedure and repeated the exercise.

A couple of weeks back, I blogged a personal awards-style "nominations" list of the best of the year in various categories and invited a response, vaguely thinking it might be possible to boil down some results.

Tell the truth as much as you can If someone asks for your opinion take a step back and ask whether you're guilty of filtering your response or thinking "I better not say that because... .. or "how can I spin this?" Stop.

You tap out a response without thinking, your fingers sliding along the angled keys like a jackdaw nipping at spilled grain, and go back to nodding along with the music.

TMT suggests that one response to thinking about death is to cling more strongly to the view that life has some wider meaning, so after their intervention they asked participants to indicate their agreement with statements such as: "Life has no meaning or purpose", or "All strivings in life are futile and absurd".

(At least I know I did, LOL!) Prevent this very normal human autonomic response by thinking about doing diarrhoea while you kiss (it's the opposite of vomiting).

(At least I know I did, LOL!) Prevent this very normal human autonomic response by thinking about doing diarrhea while you kiss (it's the opposite of vomiting).

By changing your response, or thinking with an open heart before you respond, you will change everything and everyone around you.