Sentence examples for some sort of response from inspiring English sources

But now I was also a man with an accusation that required some sort of response.

They want some sort of response from the men; they want them to shape up as lovers and husbands.

I had hoped that as an elected representative in a country that holds values of freedom so dear, she would have made some sort of response.

It would have been a sad indictment of Brown's players if they had not summoned some sort of response after the break.

Rotherham eventually stemmed the tide and tried to muster some sort of response but they never looked like reducing the arrears as Wednesday's defence, marshalled by Glenn Loovens, had as trouble-free an evening as they could have wished for.

Many Catholics, both priests and lay people, have increasingly called for some sort of response from the cardinal, perhaps the nation's pre-eminent Catholic figure and a man known to resist public pressure from his critics.

Email needs some sort of quick response or maybe even a no-response reply system.

Some sort of regulatory response seems called for.

"This will really test whether the confidence and giving the benefit of the doubt to Mr. Kelly and Mr. Bloomberg many of us have given will reap some sort of tangible response," Mr. Sharpton said.

On several occasions, Obama has said that the use of chemical weapons, or even preparations to use them, could trigger some sort of American response, or at least a shuffling of the options.

Various theories have been offered, including the notion that African-American voters had some sort of Pavlovian response to a name that sounds like that of the great Al Green.