Sentence examples for response to the column from inspiring English sources
Reader response to the column was lively.
But the response to the column, "Disruptions: Minecraft, an Obsession and an Educational Tool," was completely the opposite.
Chee Soon Juan, the secretary-general of the opposition Singapore Democratic party said he was not surprised by the government and newspaper's response to the column.
And that was my second response to the column: What exactly does Kristof know about teaching in a developing country, or about the Peace Corps?
For example, in response to the column I wrote about the state of the Lake District, John Darlington, the National Trust's regional director, maintained: Increasingly we recognise the value of places such as this for clean water, for storing carbon in precious peat-rich soils, for food and for nature, and of course for recreation, tranquility and inspiration.
Two conservative think tanks published a response to the column, arguing that the political activity was inappropriate for a public college professor that earned a salary paid by North Carolina taxpayers.
The responses to the column were even more aggressive, including phone calls and threats.
In a statement released in response to the Johnson column, the BDI warned the British government against leaving its status in relation to the EU in limbo.
In response to the leader column of the Times, owned by Rupert Murdoch's News International, which criticised the BBC proposals for not going far enough in cutting the scope of the BBC, he added: "It may not please Mr Murdoch and this is not the final word..
Here's his response to the Katrina column -- a typically personal attack in which he cites his radio comments, not the TV appearance I criticized.
Though Dowd did get warned that THC-infused edibles can really fuck you up if you can't handle your bud (though probably not in those words), she "was focused more on the fun than the risks," according to a statement she wrote in response to the post-column brouhaha.
