Sentence examples for said are responding from inspiring English sources
The candidates, Mr. McKinnon said, "are responding to the market -- they want a government that's less partisan and less ideological".
Lawmakers, he said, are "responding to incredible local political pressure". In a bid to defuse the controversy, Bush has instructed aides to brief members of Congress on Dubai Ports World, its operations and the intelligence community's findings that the firm poses no risk to national security.
Some people in France, he said, are responding "to the call of a certain brand of religious fundamentalism and want to impose their beliefs — like they did at the Manif'pour Tous" — a 2013 rally against same-sex marriage.
The marketplace of ideas (and emotions), he said, is responding to a widespread terror of divorce.
In sponsoring restoration efforts, Fiat, the executive said, was "responding to an appeal" from a public enjoying a rising standard of living and higher levels of education.
The worst, he said, was responding to the mass shooting at Sandy Hook elementary school.
He was tasered and pinned down by two police officers, who the police say were responding to a call.
She said, "People are responding more to YouTubers.
A spokeswoman for the charity said: "We are responding on the ground already.
Already, she said, women are responding.
Agency spokesman John Arnold said "we are responding to a joint request from the parties involved".
