Sentence examples for responses to events from inspiring English sources

The emphasis here is on Marx's responses to events, not his body of ideas.

Scientists told the Age newspaper in Australia last year that they were trying to adapt their responses to events in order to fit with the media cycle.

But his politics are not to be found in these "official" expressions, but in his passionate, emotional responses to events that changed his own life.

While the prospective policy is piecemeal and largely driven by instant responses to events or media campaigns, the direction of travel is clear.

The authorities have come up with serious responses to events such as the train crash and the recent air pollution.

News photographs or footage, when used in the context of reporting, can galvanise public opinion and become tipping points in changing attitudes and awareness – and political responses to events such as conflicts and famine.

I wanted to mine the character not through events but through his psychological response to events.

Guilt may seem an irrational response to events that were impossible to predict and even more impossible to control.

No sooner does one theatrical rapid-response to events in Gaza close than another pops up to take its place.

In February, the Royal Court staged Caryl Churchill's 10-minute response to events in Gaza, Seven Jewish Children.

In this week's Political Scene podcast, Steve Coll, Ryan Lizza and Hendrik Hertzberg look at President Obama's response to events in Iran.