Sentence examples for beginning comments from inspiring English sources

Examples included beginning comments with phrases such as "I am probably speaking out of turn, but…" and "Sorry to cut across you like that but…" When employed effectively, this kind of language could be a useful tool to manipulate those around them, she claimed, but self-deprecation and an apologetic style were risky because striking a wrong note could lead to appearing defensive and weak.

"And so it begins," commented RRBA123 below the piece.

Immediately after Mr. Roye posted that photo, a stream of his followers began commenting.

Critics began commenting on his improved singing and the long-lived engagement at the Carlyle followed.

A model scout calls models one-by-one to the stage and begins commenting on their weight, body shape and signs of acne.

One reportatio of his Paris lectures indicates that he began commenting on the Sentences there in the autumn of 1302 and continued to June 1303.

He also said that historians had begun commenting on the accuracy of both the Western details and the events and characters depicted in the series.

In the 1960's, when Mr. Josephson began commenting on it, the truthfulness of photography was still a myth with a powerful hold on the imagination.

But soon he began commenting on the shapeliness of her legs and telling her that he wanted to "tap" her rear end.

According to multiple sources, Trump remarked that the friend liked "the big black dick" and began commenting on her attractiveness and breast size.

The unreality of photographic realism is a cliché by now, but in the 1960's, when Mr. Josephson began commenting on it, the truth of photography was still a myth with a powerful hold on the imagination.