Bigness is the bane of any creative or responsive activity, and publishing is no exception.
In 2008, Democrats scored 67 percent of hedge fund donations, according to the Center for responsive Politics.
Statistics compiled by the Center for responsive Politics illustrate this phenomenon.
I mean a serious one, intended to make our democratic institutions more effective, responsive, and worthy of respect.
In 2008, 324 bundlers raised at least $100,000 apiece for Obama, according to the Center for responsive Politics.
They were quiet and yet responsive; he was their master and owner.
The men had confidence in their commanders and were responsive to their genius.
Several minutes passed thus; then, raising his face, and observing her responsive sorrow, he felt the need of explanation.
responsive creature that he was, the experience of these days was hardly happiness.
"Sure I won't," she answered with responsive gaiety, but reiteration of intention.
early 15c., "making answer," from Middle French responsif and directly from Late Latin responsivus "answering," from Latin respons-, past participle stem of respondere (see respond). Meaning "responding to influence or action" is from 1762. Related: Responsively; responsiveness.
