Sentence examples for responsive something from inspiring English sources

He calls the tablet interface "elegant" and "responsive" – something he can't get himself to say about the desktop experience.

"I invited a crazy person on this show to see if the crazy person...could say something responsive, something human, to the document that was released today...and she wants to play with all of her other kid's toys".

Next question: would US military action be merely responsive to something North Korea does, then?

"We were trying to be responsive to something our players wanted us to pursue for a long time, which is to be able to give them a guarantee and comfort from a vitamin company that they could take a vitamin without violating our stringent antidoping code".

It's remarkably polished and responsive for something that was put together in 48 hours – kudos to the team for what must have been some well-disciplined hacking.

More importantly, though, it now also gives designers the ability to build responsive sites — something that was oddly still lacking in Muse until now.

Regeneration, that most loosely defined of words, should clearly mean something responsive to the real and pressing needs of high streets everywhere.

Gorby's dream of a reinvigorated Soviet Union under a humane, socially responsive leadership -- something like today's European Union -- was dashed.

In some cases organizations build a separate mobile friendly view of a page, but it's generally recommend that you use something called Responsive Design.

The display was actually fairly responsive, and there's something to be said for built-in GPS, as someone who has gotten lost on his bike several times in the city can certainly attest.

Laptop.com got their hands on "an almost final production unit" and found that, although the forthcoming Classmate is meant for kids, the implementation of the touchscreen features and the responsive accelerometer are both something that mainstream netbook manufacturers ought to attempt to replicate.