Sentence examples for comment a little from inspiring English sources
(You are encouraged to comment: "A little off the top, not too close on the sides").
"I'm not up to that chapter in Ricky's book yet, so maybe when I get there I'll be able to comment a little more," Doolan said diplomatically.
Sonic Youth, minus the guitarist Lee Ranaldo, played two of its own songs, "Antenna" and "Massage the History," without comment — a little cyclone of professionalism in the middle of a street protest.
As a BBC, "British born Cypriot" I, together with the rest of Cypriots worldwide are extremely proud at what Baghdatis has already achieved," says Vassos Vassou, who perhaps took my bandwagon comment a little too much to heart.
Norman (and "Mother", that inner demon born of his guilt and fear) is responsible to this day for millions of untaken showers; and rare is the isolated, neon-lit motel that hasn't inspired the comment, "a little too Bates Motel for my taste", from prospective lodgers.
Could you comment a little bit more on your tree-like perspective in the MS? From my narrow phylogenic perspective, it is presently unclear to me that character evolution has to follow a tree-like pattern for all the organisms.
Being publicly challenged can be difficult, says Cleeremans, who found Bargh's comments "a little bit insulting" and felt he had to respond to intense scrutiny to his work.
The two SV2/SV3 and SV3/SV4 set of correlations shown in Fig. 1 are however well worth commenting a little further, as they not only provide information about the secular variation itself, but also strongly reflect the regularisation being used in the parent models CM4 and particularly CHAOS-2s.
If you're already sending a comment about how Mike The Gun Guy is really Mike The Anti-Gun Guy, why don't you save the HP comment screeners a little time and at least wait until you read this entire blog?
"That comment was a little aggro of me.
