Sentence examples for right reacted from inspiring English sources

Some on the right reacted angrily to this decision, as though Lovecraft himself were somehow being censored.

Jean-Marie Le Pen, the patriarch of the French far right, reacted as one would expect: "Mouloud is encouraging French youths to leave so his cousins can come in their place".

Voices on the Tory right reacted with enthusiasm, arguing that Cameron should follow Mandelson's lead and announce an in-out referendum so as to neutralise the threat from UKIP.

The question, for different Democrats at different times, was whether the careful repositioning at the heart of Clintonism ceded too much to the right, reacted too much to the polls and endangered the party's soul.

Photo: Ottawa's Dany Heatley, right, reacting to a hit by Fedor Tyutin during the Rangers' 5-1 victoverover the Senators at Madison Square Garden.

Ukrainian opposition leader Arseniy Yatseniuk (on the right) reacts to the government's 2013 budgetNEXT year Ukraine will post 3.4% growth and restrict the budget deficit to 3.2%% of GDP.

Similar scenes unfolded at schools across the city, and even those in nearby suburbs: parents rushed to pull their children out of class or phoned to tell them that their mothers or fathers were all right, reacting out of almost a visceral instinct to protect or comfort the most vulnerable.

Watch veteran newsman Carl Bernstein, in the upper right, react: .

Members of America's alt-right reacted with glee to the news of Trump's victory.

Doctors and H.M.O.'s, foes in the debate over patients' rights, reacted favorably to the agreement.

Russia, which has bristled at American criticism of its record on human rights, reacted strongly, with Kremlin officials bluntly calling the treatment of the Iraqis prisoners torture.