Sentence examples for comment a bit from inspiring English sources

Gary's zig-zag inspired me to explore Hans's initial comment a bit more.

Perhaps there was a touch of sarcasm in the comment, a bit of grumbling.

(They also regularly comment, a bit wearyingly, on a consumerist marketing system that has hijacked national politics).

He told the audience the magazine's initials stood for "genocide quips", adding: "I mention that only to make the next comment a bit lighter because if any of you know a little bit about history and fashion, you'll know Hugo Boss made the uniforms for the Nazis.

"I don't ever think about Jim's age until someone in the office brings it up," one employee said, "usually referencing one of his digital gaffes — like forgetting to push 'play' on a YouTube video and then wondering why the video's 'broken.' " (Ouch!) Another comment, a bit painful, too, but quite true: "We're a small team where we can't get hung up on who is guiding whom.

But, until then, I wanted to comment a bit on the problems facing crowdfunders when it comes to marketing and sales.

Mr. Stronach, who divides his time between homes in Canada and Austria and is a citizen of both countries, moderated his anti-euro comments a bit as the election approached.

When I spoke to Cornfield two weeks ago, he had backed off those comments a bit, noting that he was speaking "out of frustration" at the time.

In my new show, I'm commenting a bit on that context, and also taking the piss out of myself in my own confusion between the two.

The instant when one of JK Rowling's winged messengers flaps across the stage, and someone comments: "A bit late for an owl".

After my translator Farouq — also, coincidentally, a young doctor — and I had met with President Hamid Karzai, I commented, a bit flippantly, that I liked the President's hat.