Sentence examples for avoiding commenting on from inspiring English sources

And so it went on, with Romney deftly avoiding commenting on Cain's problems or anything else that might rebound on him, while bravely taking potshots at people who don't vote in the Republican primaries.

The mayor has largely avoided commenting on the race, though he has at times spoken fondly of one candidate, Christine C. Quinn, the Council speaker.

Jindal, a candidate for the Republican nomination for president in 2016, avoided commenting on gun restrictions.

On Thursday night, most ruling party politicians followed the Kremlin's lead and avoided commenting on Mr. Khodorkovsky.

Fearful of alarming financial markets, Greek government officials on Friday avoided commenting on reports of an agreement in Brussels.

Most members of the Devils avoid commenting on matters that fall within the province of General Manager Lou Lamoriello.

Mr. Bush has repeatedly said his successor deserves his silence and has largely avoided commenting on current affairs.

Sissela Bok suggests that governments should avoid commenting on controversial matters to prevent the necessity, or impulse toward, convenient untruths.

Channel 4 chairman Luke Johnson avoided commenting on the issue this morning on BBC Radio 4's Today programme.

The lord chief justice carefully avoided commenting on judicial review and changed the subject to extradition law.

He tried to avoid commenting on the millions raised for this race, though he was clearly saddened by it.