Sentence examples for utterly unresponsive from inspiring English sources
It was blank, utterly unresponsive.
In his book "Unequal Democracy: The Political Economy of the New Gilded Age," the political scientist Larry Bartels of Vanderbilt University offers evidence that "elected officials are utterly unresponsive to the policy preferences of millions of low-income citizens".
Obama soon deviates into a wised-up answer that is utterly unresponsive.
It was just so massive, the A, B, and C buttons broad and, after not too long at all, utterly unresponsive.
It was just so massive, the A, B and C buttons broad and, after not too long at all, utterly unresponsive.
What they were told was that the pent-up demand for health coverage was immense, especially among low-income Americans trapped in the utterly dysfunctional and unresponsive individual insurance market.
The bowling proved utterly inadequate on the type of slow, unresponsive surface that Mick Hunt had produced, lacking the extra pace of the Australia attack that made the difference.
Confronted by Chris Christie in Saturday's New Hampshire debate, he at last displayed for a national audience what has been obvious up close -- repeating the same utterly irrelevant attack on Obama four times, almost verbatim, each repetition increasingly panicky and unresponsive.
"He was quite unresponsive.
He was completely unresponsive.
She is extremely unresponsive.
