Sentence examples for shifting response from inspiring English sources

He told the AP that when he looks back on his work he thinks of it "as one writer's shifting response to the challenges and public upheavals of the last 60 or 70 years".

An investigation into Mr. Mladic's whereabouts, how he has eluded capture, and Europe's shifting response to him paints a picture of a man of obstinate will and bravado, slowly and haltingly being drawn into a shrinking world of shadows.

Its publication and transformation into a movie starring Robert Duvall are covered in the first quarter of the book, and they make for engrossing reading because the real-life Santini's shifting response to his son's public vivisection of him both conforms to and utterly contradicts what you'd expect.

The anti-American violence, and a shifting response from the Obama administration, has put the White House on the defensive at the height of the presidential race.

The Obama administration's shifting response to the crisis in Egypt reflects a sharp debate over how and when Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak should leave office, a policy decision that could have long-term implications for America's image in the Middle East.

Whether prior light history affects the phase shifting response in humans has yet to be shown.

The stated theme of this exhibition is to explore his "shifting responses to the politics of his time".

Recovery has been set back by his shifting responses to the financial crisis, including his new proposal to lock in exchange rates with a currency board before putting in place reforms that could make fixed rates sustainable.

The outspoken leader has given shifting responses to the ICC probe.

In these cells, expression of the clock gene, Per1, increases in response to light in a manner that correlates with behavioral phase shifting responses [ 12, 13].

In the high, relative to the low, reward condition, subjects shifted response bias, and showed a trend to greater sensitivity.