Sentence examples for sometimes reacted from inspiring English sources

He sometimes reacted poorly in highly charged environments.

His job required him to seek contact with members of Shiite militias, who sometimes reacted to him with suspicion.

The ball would pass in front of them, and my boys sometimes reacted with the alacrity of earthworms.

In the primary debates in 2008, he sometimes reacted to criticisms with cheerful self-aggrandizement, some of which comes across surprisingly well.

At the same time, however, local educators and politicians who claim to want reform have sometimes reacted with skepticism and resistance when confronted with the discomfort that comes with change.

James also recalled how St. Aubyn sometimes reacted, at dinner parties, to a stranger's careless remark: "A not terribly bright girl might say, 'Ooh, that's fun,' and he would play with her use of language in a way that humiliated her".

And financial markets do sometimes react too sceptically to rescue strategies.

Yet readers can sometimes react negatively to the very act of collecting the information.

True, markets do sometimes react irrationally, and some foreign markets plunged after the attack.

So perhaps people sometimes react to criticism of a brand simply because it contradicts their own feelings towards it.

They also note that the United States is sometimes reacting in ways that suggest accommodation is a possibility.