Sentence examples for response was coming from inspiring English sources

Oil had made landfall; the response was coming under furious criticism; the President had announced a moratorium on deepwater drilling in the Gulf, a decision that caused intense controversy.

The announcement came exactly six months after Holder said the federal response was coming "relatively soon".

First, to encourage Sanchez after hearing commentators during the draft broadcast criticize him; Sanchez's response was, "Come on, man, this is part of the job".

I told my old friend, Martin Rowson, the political cartoonist, about the film and he expostulated: "How on earth could they have been stupid and vain enough to allow VICE access?" To which I fear the only possible response was: "Come on − the fact that they allowed access at all answers your question".

The irony is that the street movement is happening in the United States, while the political response is coming in France".

In Nablus, fresh graffiti along the city's main thoroughfare read, "The response is coming, no doubt".

Well, the response is coming in from one European company that has adapted and built on the Airbnb model.

But Apple's method could make it seem like vibration response is coming from as fine a point as a specific software key on a keyboard, meaning it would in theory come far closer to the sci-fi interpretation of what haptics are mentioned above than any existing system.

The next time you feel the instinct to make a particularly harsh remark about another's work, pause and ask yourself where that response is coming from.

The pro-union response is coming from adjuncts who, he said, constitute "a large group of people who are highly educated, highly motivated and highly experienced".

Others find irony in the fact that the only significant response is coming from those who have been accused -- largely by white people -- of divisiveness in their efforts to call attention to the value of black lives.