Sentence examples for would rather respond from inspiring English sources

The subtlety of this talk is the appeal to people who would rather respond to old-fashioned patriotism, which is here redefined as generosity.

After recent meetings in Washington, officials from Europe blamed the Treasury for this, complaining that America would rather respond to crises "flexibly" (ie, in its own narrow interests, case by case) than devise a rules-based approach.

I'd rather respond to a whole other person tooting that horn than pull out the trumpet myself.

That was one of the only questions to which she said, "I would rather Anthony responded to that".

Sulkowicz told The Huffington Post that she'd rather not respond one way or the other to the posters.

It sounds to me like a really personal thing in his life and I'd rather not respond".

The RNC guidebook instructs wives who are asked a pointed question on the trail to respond that they would "rather discuss the matter with [their] husband" before commenting and to always err on the side of silence.

YouGov's research would probably tell its clients that they would respond rather well to businesses that recognise that fact.

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When criticized for taking such roles, McDaniel responded that she would rather play a maid in the movies than be one in real life; and during the 1930s she played the role of maid or cook in nearly 40 films, including Alice Adams (1935), in which her comic characterization of a grumbling, far-from-submissive maid made the dinner party scene one of the best remembered from the film.

When Barrett asked Brown if he would lead the attack, Brown responded that he would rather not.