Sentence examples for striking reaction from inspiring English sources

A striking reaction to the report by Reichhold Chemicals, Inc. in a letter to the E.P.A. is discussed.

Perhaps the most striking reaction from the teachers, and widespread in Egypt, is the sense that the United States immediately singled out the Arab names on passenger lists without any evidence.

The Rehnquist Court had its share of divided rulings, of course — most notably, Bush v. Gore — but the new conservative ascendancy has prompted a striking reaction from the dissenting liberals, John Paul Stevens, David Souter, Ruth Bader Ginsburg, and Stephen Breyer.

Among rats given liquid diets high in fat, sugar or protein, the ones who got the fatty liquid had a striking reaction: As soon as it hit their taste buds, their digestive systems began producing endocannabinoids, chemicals similar to those produced by marijuana use.

(Simpson, 1976: 299, 314) These striking reactions to blood were not uncommon.

The RS1 patient showed a particularly striking acute reaction with strong erythema after only a cumulative 10 Gy dose of IR.

The parallels between the two disasters are striking, including the reaction to them.

The most striking thing about reaction videos, if you watch a string of them, is their sameness.

He may want to test himself, but with his striking advantage and reaction time, he would be doing himself a disservice to not at least do a little damage first.

What is perhaps most striking about this reaction, said Caitlin Moran, a columnist for The Times of London and author of the 2011 feminist manifesto "How to be a Woman," is how little it took to set it off.

What is perhaps most striking about the reaction, said Caitlin Moran, a columnist for the Times of London and the author of the witty 2011 feminist manifesto "How to Be a Woman," is how little it took to set it off.