Sentence examples for comment on a subject from inspiring English sources
But just as I am now wedded to the observation that Obama is an elitist--a comment I made in order to keep myself from speaking the truth, a comment on a subject I find irrelevant to discourse about presidential qualifications--so Barack Obama is wedded to the assertion that he said the opposite of what he meant.
Or maybe you want to pitch a comment piece on a subject you care about?
Sandia officials declined to comment on any subject relating to the Titan Rain hackings.
Then Mr. Deora, a Bombay businessman and Congress Party leader, offered his guests comments on a faraway subject that has become daily domestic fare for people around the world.
UPDATE: 4 25 p.m. The Obama campaign sent out a fundraising email on the comment with a subject line, "A new low for Mitt Romney".
We reached out to Madam X among others for a comment on the subject and she felt pretty similarly, adding that "Coming from a magazine whose annual top 100 DJ list is practically an EDM chart, I'm not gonna take it too seriously.
In June, the National Coalition Against Censorship and other free speech organisations said that the authors' "deliberately disturbing depictions of sexual violence are included as a critical comment on how such subject matter is handled elsewhere within the genre", and that the book's "critical acclaim testifies to its artistic value which is aided, not eclipsed, by its sexual content".
Could this bit of overheard conversation, on the way out of Gregory Crewdson: Brief Encounters, Ben Shapiro's film which recently played at Manhattan's Film Forum, be a comment on the subject?
In the revised manuscript we included a comment on this subject.
In a rare comment on the subject last year he said only he regretted Muslims' suffering as he would a "puppy being run over by a car".
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.
