Sentence examples for response to someone from inspiring English sources

But it's certainly no response to someone who's inquiring about your holiday.

Yes, the show's response to someone winning was to make it even harder for anyone to win again.

The US state department spokeswoman Jen Psaki called the punishment an "inhumane" response to someone exercising his right to freedom of expression and religion.

Because sexual attraction is, underneath what we call love and romance, a positive response to someone else's odour, there's some medical suggestion that those with unusually responsive nostrils may also be more sexually aware.

Two major ones are "cognitive" empathy (the capacity to recognise what someone else thinks or feels) and "affective" empathy (the capacity to feel an appropriate emotion in response to someone else's thoughts and feelings).

I was especially struck by one from a blogger named Gerasim, evidently a man of the 60s himself, in response to someone who had lamented that the last of Russia's spiritual and moral guideposts were dying off.

In generalized reciprocity, the second round dictator has taken part in the first round play but responses to someone else than the first round dictator.

Furthermore, while killing may certainly be fear based, an individual may have also killed in response to losing someone close and experiencing sadness and anger, as opposed to fear.

Also in 2017 we should hear Jay Z's response to Lemonade; someone who may have an insight is electronic artist Sampha, who follows up work on Solange's album with his debut (3 Feb).

He usually takes the dangerous edge off his hostile questions by presenting them as being merely requests for a response to something someone else has said, and he has an instinct for when to pull back from charged moments and return to tough-but-respectful.

"It seems to me that the most logical response to losing someone you love to overdose is anger.