Sentence examples for trying to find a response from inspiring English sources

In Hunter's words, Greenpeace started as "an ad-hoc committee meeting in living rooms", trying to find a response to US nuclear tests in Alaska.

Attend your local town meetings soon after you've sent your letter, or at least try to find a response to it televised.

He had worked with all kinds of researchers, trying to find a genomic response to everything from yoga to meditation to tai chi.

The focus on adopted children also showed the Russian government as largely vexed in trying to find a reciprocal response to the new American human rights law.

Stress is a physical response to situations, it's your body trying to find a way through a challenging time.

"This notion of trying to find a motive that's unrelated to teaching and learning is insulting," Weingarten shot back in response to this claim.

We're trying to find a balance.

Everybody's trying to find a solution.

"Trying to find a [service] agent is like trying to find Waldo.

Everybody's trying to find a way.

Then journalists, investigators, prosecutors, researchers, historians, theorists, documentary film-makers and generations of others took their turn, trying to find an appropriate response to the testimony of the survivors and the evidence of gas chambers, crematoriums, barracks for slaves, medical experiments and mass graves.