Sentence examples for widespread reaction from inspiring English sources

Another widespread reaction among vacationers was the determination to regain and maintain control over their lives.

One sardonic comment on Twitter summed up the widespread reaction: "There are no black men in Plymouth," observed Chris Terry.

Or after being stung by a bee or wasp they may develop a more widespread reaction than just local swelling, pain or itchiness.

Meanwhile, the controversy over the "Ground Zero Mosque" (which was not a mosque, nor at Ground Zero) in 2010 sparked a widespread reaction against Muslims.

As news broke today in China of Obama's comparisons, there were was a bit of crowing from Chinese nationalists, but the more widespread reaction was simply disbelief.

A widespread reaction against sweeping generalizations about culture began in the late 19th century in the United States and somewhat later in Europe.

One of the first and most widespread reactions to the disclosure of the anthrax case at NBC was a surge in demand for antibiotics, especially Cipro.

Marvel's announcement was met with widespread reactions online.

Fanfani returned as premier (July 1960 April 1963) after widespread public reaction against increasing neofascist activity, and in 1962 he formed a new cabinet, which leaned toward the left.

That nonaggressive posture by the police, he said, has fueled some of the widespread online reaction to the video, in which thousands of Internet users recast an image of one of the officers, inserting it digitally into famous paintings.

As American citizens, will our identities be shaky just because we are Muslim?" It is difficult to say for certain whether the shock of Sept. 11, followed by the war in Afghanistan, has set off a widespread public reaction against people who are Muslim or are presumed to be Muslim.