Sentence examples for combative comment from inspiring English sources

But former Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher -- greeted with a standing ovation when she appeared in the hall though not invited to address the convention -- made a combative comment on the subject that drew as much attention as the hands-across-the-Channel words of party leaders.

But Corbyn's opponents in the party will take little comfort from Serwotka's combative comments.

But the public disclosure of King Hamad's combative comments — and similar ones by King Abdullah of Saudi Arabia — has rattled the region.

The size of the Democrats' operation and the combative comments of campaign leaders banished any notion that Mr. Gore might concede in the next few days to allow Gov. George W. Bush to begin his transition.

His combative comments came on the same day the Republicans' presumptive nominee, Mitt Romney, hit President Obama hard on his fiscal stewardship in a speech in Des Moines, suggesting that Mr. Romney and Congressional Republicans see an opening to attack the president on the mounting federal debt and the size of the government.

The move follows Trump's combative comments about the media during his appearance at the annual Conservative Political Action Conference for right-wing activists and political leaders Friday morning.

Assange's combative comments, plus statements made by Ecuadorean Foreign Minister Ricardo Patino and his other allies at the event, suggested no solution is in sight to the diplomatic standoff surrounding the 41-year-old Australian.

Trump's meeting with Putin followed combative comments he made at a tumultuous NATO summit last week in Brussels and massive protests against the president in the U.K. over the weekend.

4) Learn to leave constructive comments, not combative.

To my eye, the good news in that study — in which survey subjects were given mock news articles with mock comments that were either combative or civil — was that the hotter comments mainly tended to further polarize readers who already had strong views on the subject at hand.

(Famously combative, he sued, contending the comment was fabricated).