Sentence examples for comment spoken from inspiring English sources

She wore the patient, inwardly pained expression of an early twentieth century suffragette who has just heard an ignorant comment spoken by an anachronistic grandmother rarely seen but always flattered.

We see a disruption of the usual conventions of conversation, with this comment spoken by the nurse as she looks at the computer screen rather than at the patient to whom she expects to hand over the speaking 'turn'turn

But the comment spoke volumes.

This comment speaks volumes about the isolation in which our president lives.

When I asked him why not, he told me, "I think her comment speaks for itself".

That he retweeted such an offensive comment speaks ill of his judgment.

One Zagat's comment spoke of "tubs for two"; another called it a hideaway ideal for romance.

That comment speaks to the second problem facing private equity: the perception that it enriches itself at the expense a larger society.

But leaving the breadth of his advantages aside, the comment speaks to an often unspoken distinction among families that can determine who gets ahead, who gets along and who merely scrapes by.

But that 'no comment' speaks volumes.

But that 'no comment' speaks volumes.