Sentence examples for response to the sight from inspiring English sources

These days, when Roz rings her doorbell, Betsy has a different emotional response to the sight of frizzy hair through the glass.

Thus, a child who has had a frightening experience with a bird may subsequently have a fear response to the sight of feathers.

Bale's name was being chanted as early as the ninth minute – a predictable response to the sight of Djordevic capitalising on some poor Wales defending to nod Serbia in front after Boaz Myhill could only parry Markovic's header.

Talk of them, and "soccer" in general, got me wondering if the NFL's charm offensive was a response to the sight and sound of Premier League tanks on their Astroturf.

Merely to be able to use a name, to be able to name Fido upon seeing him, for example, is not yet to refer; one might simply be using the term as a response to the sight of the beast, hence as an observation sentence.

We suggest that the signal changes in the precuneus and the temporo-parietal junction reflect the requirement to distinguish one's own prepotent response to the sight of an aversive event from the knowledge about the actual effects for the shown target.

In response to the sighting of Jojima's force, at 16:07 Scott turned toward Guadalcanal for an interception.

Supporting this idea, it has been shown that obese-resistant individuals respond to periods of positive energy balance by downregulating appetitive responses to the sight of food, whereas individuals prone to weight gain do not show reductions in the salience of food cues during periods of overfeeding and hence lack strong control over food intake and weight increases (Cornier et al., 2009).

To be sure, they take tips from European styles, but they also free themselves from such influences with highly personal responses to the sights and subjects specific to this country — the rawness of its landscapes, the tawdriness of its cities, as well as its folk art, social mores and racism.

And how skewed are our priorities, if the overriding response to the devastating sight of thousands of desperate, drowning refugees is to wonder what they might do to our "culture", or "traditions", or "values", or whatever proxy term for intolerance it is that you're using?

The college canceled classes Monday and held a teach-in and rallies in response to the possible sighting, as well as a rash of racist and homophobic vandalism on campus recently.