Sentence examples for comment to explain from inspiring English sources
The very bad PR man: "I feel that I have clearly been a disappointment to Nigella during the last year or so, and I am disappointed that she was advised to make no public comment to explain that I abhor violence of any kind against women, and have never abused her physically in any way".
I feel that I have clearly been a disappointment to Nigella during the last year or so, and I am disappointed that she was advised to make no public comment to explain that I abhor violence of any kind against women, and have never abused her physically in any way".
In a statement to a newspaper he said he was disappointed that she was advised to make no public comment to explain that he abhorred violence of any kind against women and that he has never abused her physically in any way.
Morgan Stanley could not be reached for comment to explain why it dropped Tesla.
In the same post, Andreessen Horowitz's Marc Andreessen left a comment to explain the dynamics of the firm's strategy in seed rounds, and why.
Be sure to include a comment to explain the action.
INTERACTIVE FEATURE Readers provided their opinions on how to deal with the debt crisis by plotting responses on a graph and added comments to explain their choices.
One woman accused Neal of faking his disability because she mistakenly thought that people with cerebral palsy are completely paralyzed, at which point Neal took to the comments to explain the disability that had already been laid bare for the public.
Finally it would be populated with user supplied comments to explain the motivation and results of any activity documented by the catalog.
Before you quit reading and jump straight to the comments to explain to me in technical terms why I'm wrong, please understand I'm going to present a business case for open technologies.
Reviewers and viewers frequently brand Solondz a weirdo by making personal, sometimes cruel comments to explain his characters, who are almost always conventionally unattractive – freaks and dorks.
