Sentence examples for attempt to comment from inspiring English sources

Less successful is her attempt to comment on last year's UK riots.

Despite the boffo business, Johnston, in particular, is lumbered by Isaac Mizrahi's surprisingly unattractive costumes, a misguided attempt to comment on the characters.

"Mamet approaches the story of Phil Spector as a mythological one, not as a news story, and the film is not an attempt to comment upon the trial or its outcome," the statement said.

JUDGE WHITE -- Senator, first, let me say I don't think Senator Ashcroft is a racist, and I wouldn't attempt to comment on what's in his mind or what's in his heart.

We should probably make a better effort to understand policy, before we attempt to comment on it.

As a result, most Iranian citizens do not attempt to comment openly on their government's policies from fear of retaliation against them and their families.

Ms. George's play, which began at the Lark Play Development Center in New York, may not actually have anything much deeper than that to say, but its attempts to comment on the world are at least lively and literate.

Mr. Lansky said he had less interest in abstract electronic sounds than in "machine-made music that attempts to comment on the familiar sounds of the world, sounds made by people hitting, plucking, bowing, blowing, talking, driving, etc".

Users attempting to comment on blog posts have recently been prevented from doing so, with warning text from the company saying that "this comment can't be posted" because it is "irrelevant or inappropriate".

Instead, it mocked the film's attempts to comment on anti-Semitism, calling them "unconvincing".

Goodall and film historians David Slater and David Kerekes have also suggested that Deodato was attempting to comment on the documentary works of Antonio Climati with his film.