Sentence examples for responsive to a world from inspiring English sources

In the 1950s painters and sculptors were running out of ways to keep their works new and responsive to a world seemingly on the brink of apocalypse.

(Johnson Whitney Museumm of American Art: 'Signs & Symbols' (through Oct. 28) In the 1950s, Americans were running out of ways to keep their works new and responsive to a world shaken to the core by World War II.

(Johnson) Whitney Museum of American Art: 'Signs & Symbols' (closes on Sunday) In the 1950s, Americans were running out of ways to keep their works new and responsive to a world shaken to the core by World War II.

This, clearly, is a car that takes responsive to a whole new level.

The idea is that a parent who is consistently available, attuned and responsive to an infant's needs allows that infant to develop a sense of security, a base from which she can explore the world.

I had recognized in "Conundrum" many of the ideas my brother had picked up, like her descriptions of the effects of female hormones: how masculinity was like a carapace that he shed, becoming more responsive to the world, more compassionate.

"We must be responsive to the world we live in and treat patients at a time and place that is not just convenient but is right for them.

Liberals Believe the church must be responsive to the world.

This generous poet is never less than attentive and responsive to the world that surrounds her.

Contemporary dance is full of energy and ideas, responsive to the world we live in.

She is "an engaging character not because she gains insight but because she's so responsive to the world," Joanna Scott wrote here in 2000.