Sentence examples for broad comment from inspiring English sources

You could take that as a broad comment on aspirations to gentility.

In particular, its surveys showing how uninformed Americans appeared to be provoked broad comment: one in 1990 indicated that even dedicated news buffs were more likely to know that President George H. W. Bush did not like broccoli than that Colin S. Powell was chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.

It's intended to be a really broad comment.

But in broad comments to reporters last Monday, spokesman Jay Carney downplayed the administration's focus on the 2014 midterms when asked by reporters about future support for Super Pacs last Monday.

"I know how he feels," said former Vice President Walter F. Mondale, who served as ambassador to Japan in the 1990s, "because you make broad comments about trade in the heat of a campaign, and you get into office and someone sits you down and explains the complexities of dealing with the Japanese and the Chinese and the Europeans".

Furthermore, it is difficult to examine only one cytokine and make broad comments about the overall inflammatory response.

Next, HM, AK and EP examined two forms (one with detailed and one with broad comments) and determined criteria for 'specificity', testing these criteria by independently rating five forms.

This heterogeneity limits our ability to make broad comments about remission rates in primary care, but was not unexpected, as we wanted to capture the diversity of treatment interventions for depression currently being tested in this setting.

Again, I do not wish to hold up the indexing of this interesting case study based on pedantics but I feel we must be careful when providing broad comments that may be falsely reassuring, and lead to incorrect assumptions of the performance of one device of another.

In response to a request for comment, the company provided information as to why the share offering did not require a shareholder vote, but did not respond to a request for broader comment.

(Amazon did not respond to a request for a broader comment).In a letter to Mr Croft, Amazon explains that Lendle retrieved content from Kindle owners' library pages and used information obtained through an Amazon database intended for sales affiliates for purposes other than selling merchandise.