Sentences with phrase «response to this article»
The phrase "response to this article" typically refers to a written or spoken reaction, commentary, or opinion in response to an article that has been published. Full definition
In response to the article written about our players needing the fan's support even during this dark hour, I actually couldn't disagree more and here is why.
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* The quotes used were all found online and were either in response to an article about gifted children or a parent who said her child was gifted.
Okay, I have to admit I had a slightly negative response to the article.
Update: Great response to the article so far, including some extra resources sent in by alert readers.
In response to this article what I'd like to say is that in creating my products I had a few things to gear my products towards.
Thank you for a sensible response to this article.
No one cares about your emotional response to this article.
Note: I have noticed from the enthusiastic response to this article something rather interesting.
We have been quite happy with the initial response to the article.
The comments in response to his article include at least one perspective arguing against the notion that people's poor health is completely the domain of personal responsibility.
It is response to an article about religion's affecting something many people enjoy and have no problem with.
Kevan Collins, chief executive of the Education Endowment Foundation, writes in response to an article by Dylan Wiliam on research - led teaching.Dylan...
We appreciate Richard Kahlenberg's thoughtful response to our article on attrition, replacement, and peer effects in KIPP middle schools.
Editor's Note: The following article was written in response to an article published by Desiring God titled «Husbands, Get Her Ready For Jesus.»
Lord Tebbit has written a letter to this week's Spectator in response to an article from Michael Gove.
This underscores the need for swift and consistent response to articles as they appear, to set the record straight on BPA, specifically in relation to its critical usage in metal packaged food and beverage products.»
I am writing in response to the articles which have appeared in REM regarding the court case regarding Linda Hunt and Sutton Group.
The University of Ottawa OUTLAW Executive (the LGBTQA Student Association) and the University of Ottawa Law Union Steering Committee wrote a heartfelt and badass response to the article calling it out for perpetuating oppressive attitudes.
But surely saying that the system is also abused by landlords is not a particularly thoughtful response to an article pointing out — fairly — that the system can be and is abused by tenants.
The University of Ottawa OUTLAW Executive (the LGBTQA Student Association) and the University of Ottawa Law Union Steering Committee wrote a heartfelt and badass response to the article calling it out for perpetuating... [more]
It is too bad any good responses to this article will be drowned out in trolls and more fallacious arguments then the current political state.
Furthermore, I pointed out in the blog that several responses to the article cited factual errors regarding the anatomical and physiological statements Mr. Broad made, and I included links to those responses for folks interested in delving into these more technical aspects in the article.
Reader and industry response to the article was so big, we've decided to spotlight an additional three applications for the device Time Magazine called the invention of the year, each one offering comics fans a unique experience on the iPhone (or iPod touch).
this was one of the most uninformed, biased, and saddest responses to an article i've ever read.
Ebon Musings invited responses to that article.
I'm really astounded by the many acerbic responses to your article berating atheists, Christians, and those of other religions.
You know, as I scroll through these comments I find that there are very few objective responses to the article.
Nava reports that he received numerous responses to this article.
The following is a reply by Robert Wuthnow to the Pew Research Center's official response to his article, «In Polls We Trust,» from the August / September issue of First Things.
Jenny Rae Armstrong, who is swiftly becoming one of my favorite bloggers on gender equality in the Church, wrote a fantastic response to the article.
Obviously, there are a lot of crazy responses to this article, because nothing brings out nutjobs like God.
Brian Zahnd had a godly response to the article; in fact, he was the one who brought it to the broader public attention as well.
The 1,000 + comments received in response to his article give some indication of the likely longevity of this debate, and passions it can engender.
Several excellent responses to the article in Science that criticized use of Instagram as a platform for effective #scicomm, including this one authored by @samanthazy et al..
Funny how the only response to this article is from a woman... I guess guys just all rushed to edit their profiles)-RRB--RRB-
In response to the article authored by Dr. Vladimir Kogan of Ohio State University, «Value Added vs. Similar Students» Measures: Comparing Two Methods for Holding Ohio Schools Accountable,» the California Charter Schools Association (CCSA) has identified significant misrepresentations and analysis errors by Dr. Kogan.
Van Roekel posted a video response to this article on Friday afternoon.
Eva S. Moskowitz, the founder and chief executive of Success Academy, along with various principals from each school branch, spoke in October in response to an article showing evidence of unfair practices by school administrators, including a «Got to Go» list of students to weed out.
These thoughts come in response to your article entitled «More Switching C Return Graphs.»
National Geographic is not going to teach me any lessons about the oil sands,» said Liberal Party leader Michael Ignatieff in a defensive response to the article.