Sentence examples for a later comment from inspiring English sources

This article was updated on 1 December 2009 to add a later comment by Scott Lively.

(A later comment deplored other readers' "inability to withstand a difference in taste without resorting to personal insult").

In a later comment she suggested that the bias towards younger students is driven in part by future MBA employers, namely investment banks and consulting firms.

This may also happen because a later comment quotes directly the problematic bits of the original comment, which just perpetuates the problem.

Google's Pichal said speed (of javascript) was their primary goal (Hachamovitch then dubbed him "Mr. Speed" in a later comment).

An official Xbox support account on Twitter had initially told fans that no fee would be needed for used games, but a later comment from Mr Hryb sought to clarify the situation.

(He lost even more of the women's vote with an infamous later comment comparing rape to bad weather: "If it's inevitable, just relax and enjoy it").

The philosopher Avicenna (980 1037), who was writing a little more than a generation later, commented on this view and noted that the moment-accident posited by certain theologians is what temporally locates an atom and that time is simply a collection of such accidents.

Indirect evidence includes "isolation of autoantibodies or self reactive T cells from the organs which represent the major target of autoimmune disease" and reproduction in an animal model (see later comment).

Still, the later comment brought an outpouring of criticism for appearing to point to the Nazis as a model, as well as presenting what historians called an incorrect view of what was actually a violent takeover by the Nazis.

A childhood acquaintance later commented, "I had never seen such an antisocial monster".