Sentence examples for commented more from inspiring English sources

She said she wanted time to think before she commented more fully on the judgment.

At Wednesday's show she commented more than once on once on how sad so many of these Brazilian ballads are.

Later, in the 60s and 70s, Burra commented more directly on the unravelling of the English countryside taking place around him.

"I quickly commented, 'More than 100 pounds was a rough guess, I don't have the hard figures.' " Mr. Bailinson, who said he liked to spread Nutella on sandwiches, had his own explanation for why the Nutella issue had caught on.

It is well represented by these two books.+ Tocqueville commented more than a century and a half ago that "the president may slip without the state suffering" and "Congress may slip without the Union perishing," because the voters can replace both.

On Twitter, people from the country's scientific community also commented more seriously on the absence of the word "science" in Treasurer Joe Hockey's speech.

I cannot comment more than that.

But I don't really want to comment more.

Sometimes the lyrics narrate the action and sometimes they step back to comment more generally.

She also comments more broadly on racial politics in the age of Obama.

That's something for me to comment more on in the off-season.