What is "reacting"

Usage examples of "reacting".

He had come to hunt Tamilee, but he was finding himself reacting to the catgirl Mayna.

It resembled a curious sort of dance, each of them moving, watching, feinting, reacting, and recovering, neither making the slightest mistake.

However, reacting to these prejudgments with rational judgments may be well within our control, if we know what is going on inside of us.

Both women hurried to replace it, but one of the reavers at the bow could be heard reacting with tones of sudden outrage.

We agreed that it might have been better had we written the paper in a somewhat lower key, underplaying the depth of the claims, and allowing the physics community to judge the paper on its merits, rather than possibly reacting to the form of its presentation.

Forte for in fact my business calls for what in vulgar parlance is termed an ear to the earth which apprises me not only of commercial happenings but events in the political realm frequently reacting one with the other to produce the utmost droll consequences an example of which hap­pened yesterday when at the orders of aforesaid esteemed Mr.

Balook normally did not seem to pay Blooky much attention, reacting mainly to Theria's signals.

Reacting to the calfs slow rotation, they were indeed moving, sliding over toward the group that was blocking Man o‘ War’s Jump vision.

Reacting to the calfs slow rotation, they were indeed moving, sliding over toward the group that was blocking Man o’ War’s Jump vision.

Maybe in his neurological makeup, some part of him was forever reacting to high-speed chases and phantom crashes, narrowly averted disasters from which he saved himself with quick action and spontaneous yelps of horror, dismay, and surprise.

Hume’s conclusions would be the conclusions of a consciousness limited to the perceptual level of awareness, passively reacting to the experience of immediate concretes, with no capacity to form abstractions, to integrate perceptions into concepts, waiting in vain for the appearance of an object labeled “causality” (except that such a consciousness would not be able to draw conclusions).

We were reacting to soundless noise from the croakings of a giant frog.

In the Ten-Forward room, Guinan clapped her hands to her ears, a move that surprised and confused a number of customers who did not have the capability of detecting what it was that Guinan was reacting to.

If Appleby bolted from this untoward and unseemly incident instead of reacting to it in some policeman-like fashion he would pretty well be treated as in contempt of court.

The wolvogs and bobkittens are reacting to the scent of their own kind and must imagine a huge wolvog or bobkitten, from which they would be wise to keep their distance.