Sentence examples similar to response to latter from inspiring English sources

The program was titled "Messiah... Refreshed!," but here was a charming paradox: The present vogue for light, fleet performances that use period instruments, or that are at least mindful of their sound and style, was partly a response to latter-day corruptions of Baroque and Classical composers' original intent.

"Oh, pshaw," Foster said in response to the latter idea, according to a placard on the desk here.

"It saddens me that some people paint me with that brush," he said in response to the latter definition.

Another point about the relationship between art and recession is that there is likely to be a time lag in the former's response to the latter.

In response to the latter group, here are answers to a few basic questions, the first one of which, obviously, is: What is the Reaping?

"In general [comedy is] considered a lesser genre," he says when asked about the middling critical response to the latter film.

In response to the latter question, MLS commissioner Don Garber was perhaps a little more positive than some in the city might have expected.

IAEA's activities in the area of Partitioning and Transmutation (P&T) are mostly in response to the latter.

One controversial response to this latter concern is the EC's creation of a number of committees that play an important advisory role.

The objective was to understand whether acclimation to environmental stress (combinations of temperature and salinity) influenced the response to the latter exposure to these stressors.

The government has also threatened to expel the United Nations envoy, Y. J. Choi, in response to the latter's insistence that Mr. Ouattara is the duly elected president.