Sentence examples for response to anything from inspiring English sources

"The government's response to anything new is, first, to stop it," he said.

"Ooh, ooh," Mum's stock response to anything remotely threatening (escalators, cars, the outside world in general).

"Meh" used to be the standard internet response to anything even 1% less than astounding.

"I haven't liked our response to anything that's gone on this season," he said.

Because it's a smooth, flat pane of plastic, there's no tactile response to anything you do.

But the obverse of this was the freshness and delight of his response to anything new and untried.

Later, during the 1968 race, "as I watched him campaign and become President, it became obvious that this was a man who, fairly uniquely, spent about eighty-five per cent of his waking energy suppressing his genuine emotional responses to anything, and the other fifteen per cent blurting them out in the most untoward circumstances," Shearer said.

Outrage, taking offense and blaming others are rampant responses to anything that bugs people in modern society.

In the geek world – especially the British version – the standard response to almost anything is negative (sometimes constructive) criticism.

It could also arise from a change in the way the clock changes phase in response to light: anything that resulted in a net gain of morning light or loss of evening light would result in an earlier phase.

It's as fiery and anguished a response to fame as anything off Nirvana's In Utero.