Audiences warmly respond to Mr. Santorum's mention of his daughter.
Her address to the privy council, on the day of her accession, which will be found in a subsequent column, was every thing that could be wished; and there is not a true Englishman who will not warmly respond to her prayer, that "Providence may give her strength for the performance of the work to which she has been thus early called".
The pro-gay marriage side had, I believe, 17, and the anti- had, if my memory serves me correctly 2. Finally, the power of the strange bedfellows aspect of this story — Republican Ted Olson and Democrat David Boies joining forces to argue for marriage equality — was a reminder of how little cooperation we see across partisan lines these days, and how warmly people respond to it when they do.
As the crowd applauded warmly, McFadden responded, "I would say two singular voices, wouldn't you?
"You should come join the Sterling currency area", he said warmly, in responding to a question from a Slovenian journalist.
As we know, voters never respond warmly to any new taxes.
Even maths duffers will respond warmly to a show that confirms theatre's ability to make the sciences manifest.
First, company researchers have found that mothers, who do a lot of grocery shopping, respond warmly to the Paralympic ideal of triumph over adversity.
But Pakistan did not respond warmly to those initiatives, seeing them as an attempt by India to dilute the focus on Kashmir, analysts said.
Angola, which used to be an Eastern bloc ally and the site of one of the cold war's most intense, longest-running battles, seemed to respond warmly.
Warne, who with Muralitharan and India's Anil Kumble — third with 619 wickets — formed a modern spin holy trinity, is wont to respond warmly to the moment rather than analyze, but there is every chance that he is right.
