Sentence examples for visitor reactions from inspiring English sources

Using a case study of transportation management options and visitor responses in Whistler, British Columbia, Canada, this paper examines visitor reactions to a range of transportation strategies designed to shift skiers from private to public modes of transport.

It's also a symbol of proprietorial greed, its £7.80 entrance fee allowing passage through a dank tunnel and a walk around, rather than among, the stones; according to a random sample of visitor reactions, Stonehenge is "just a pile of rocks", "smaller than I thought it would be" and a "rip-off".

Positive visitor reactions to sedum-dominated extensive roofs is a favorable result for the green roof industry as these are the most common type of green roof and this suggests that there is high promotion potential if more of these roofs are designed to be visible from street level.

The visitor reaction to Vegas Liberty on a recent evening here was more varied, ranging from outrage to indifference to skepticism about the nature of reality and efforts to represent it.

From Saturday, too, films of visitors' reactions will also be online.

Visitors' reactions are first disbelief, and then anger, when they understand where Park51 is actually located and that they have been so deliberately misled.

I stood and watched visitors' reactions for a while: a first glimpse would stop them in their tracks, and then confusion would take hold, followed by intense discussion.

And last year the church did a full-scale test using two other works by Mr. Viola to gauge visitors' reactions, try out the lighting and better understand the technical issues.

But some of the very people who designed those exhibits — and who were known for building multiple prototypes and refining them based on visitors' reactions — are the ones who have been told they will not have a job in three weeks.

Collector Blake Byrne (center) enjoys visitors' reactions to the opening of the exhibition from his collection, Open This End.

EP: Thank You Kristoffer, I think I am most anxious to watch the gallery visitors' reactions to your loaf of bread mounted to the wall, only to realize they are a part of a much bigger invisible picture, or art, as it were.