Reacted in sentence

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No surprise except in how quickly ABC reacted to the dismal ratings.

There were extra bodies to help put everything in to perspective, however, John Othello, played by Eamonn Walker, over reacted a lot in this film, causing for the down fall of Keeley Hawes, Dessie Brabant, eventually ending in Dessie's death.

I can understand why others reacted rather unpleasantly towards the climax yielding a twist that really is hard to take seriously.

This film did not make me hate America, although I can see how it could do, but it made me hate the way that America has reacted in its post 9/11 world.

This is a movie about ten men all dressed roughly the same in one location and it would be easy for them to be nameless, faceless blanks but these were ten characters - mostly that was done through the dialogue and the way they reacted to things.

No one in the theater laughed at anything, or reacted in any way.

I don't remember the last time I reacted to a performance as emotionally as I did to Justin Timberlake's in "Edison."

Many people reacted shocked and protesting.

I don't think any other actor could have reacted or acted as well as Lemmon does.

I'm going to give the show a 2 because Imogen reacted when she was kicked out like I would have.

It's amazing to read the negative critiques for 'Crumb'-- the venom poured onto it by reviewers with little explanation as to why they reacted so strongly.

It was hilarious how the other kids in the writing class reacted to Vi's story, like it was improbable, racist and offensive.

It was really entertaining to see how I myself would have reacted to being in Japan only two years ago.

i found unrealistic was how most of the characters acted and or reacted.too

Paul can be a dick sometimes, but he isn't as bad as the film portrays him to be, i think he kind of over reacted when the camera was around just for show.

I reacted this way just when I had seen "Dancer in the dark".

By the film's end, the room was quiet, and I personally felt almost physically assaulted, the way many people, I suppose, reacted to Lars von Trier's last picture.

Pretty in Pink is basically a cinderella story with a laughably unbelievable ending, apparently re-shot after the studio reacted in fear to what was originally there.

I'd like to see how everyone would have reacted if it was Sarah Michelle Gellar, instead of Jack Black, that had a ring ripped out of her genitals on national television.

I saw not as many people reacted on this film as on the previous part "legend of the overfiend".

Trying to link vinyl chloride monomer, the stuff that's reacted to form PVC, and allegedly poor manufacturing processes from 30 yrs ago to DES, a pharmaceutical that was created specifically to interact with and was prescribed to people was a bit of a stretch.

If you know back in 1985 if you saw this movie in the theater i want to hear your comments about the day you saw it, what night, location, and how people reacted to it.

Just as I had done in Spain a few years before, Merkel reacted to the collapse of the dictatorship she lived in by leaving physics to embrace public service.

Eurozone financial markets reacted in the expected way.

The last set of proposals addresses a problem that has not been stressed enough: divergences within the eurozone reflect insufficient economic integration, for they would not have continued to widen if firms and workers had reacted more swiftly to price differences.

So far, the IMF has reacted with newfound vigor, establishing a much-needed short-term lending facility, which may well need to be expanded if emerging markets come under greater pressure.

In the past, the Turkish government has reacted furiously against Turks who have spoken out about the massacres of Armenians in 1915.

Poland and Czechoslovakia reacted differently to the Nazi threat not because their interests were different, but because their people were different.

Not surprisingly, Pakistan has reacted angrily to such statements; they are also alarmed.

But what if Spain - and Europe as a whole - had reacted in the opposite way to the Madrid train bombing of April, saying: "We promise that because of that slaughter we will double our support for stabilization in Iraq by sending twice as many troops, experts, engineers, teachers, policemen, doctors, and billions of euros in support of allied forces and their Iraqi co-workers."

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