Sentence examples for responses make from inspiring English sources

Grief-stricken responses make for riveting television and ratchet up calls to stop the war.

"Those responses make a huge difference for people to be able to interact naturally with a robot," said Cañamero.

The emotional and seeming psychological responses make me think the word "racist" is like a racial slur to them.

The owners' responses make it impossible to tell what practices even racing's most prominent and accomplished people follow when using chemistry to improve their horses' performance.

Like Pan's Labyrinth, this is a tale of two worlds – the incarnate and the imagined – and Davis's responses make both seem equally "real" and equally alarming.

As the World Bank Group's 2015 16 Global Monitoring Report emphasised, countries' policy responses make all the difference in how demographic trends affect the well being of the population.

Second, responses made to the visual signals were generally faster than those to the auditory signals.

The lukewarm responses made Billings believe he would have to publish SSI's games.

Nonetheless, responses made under hypothetical conditions may predict real-life behaviour [32].

Only responses made within this 2000 ms window were included in the experimental analysis.

Consequently, responses made just before reaching the goal are reinforced.