Sentence examples for commented not from inspiring English sources

Yet Mr Yadav commented not only on the severity of punishment.

The Financial Times of London commented: "Not so long ago, bankers were more familiar with Johannesburg's crime statistics than with South Africa's economy.

"It was something like the morning levees of Louis XIV, only more disorderly and intelligent," a friend commented not long ago.

"We've had discussions over a long period of time with partners and I've not commented, not ruled countries in or out".

Yet from the start, Tara Subkoff of Imitation of Christ and her muse, the actress Chloë Sevigny, have commented not so much on fashion as on the frenzy and pretentiousness of the medium.

Flo Rida feat T-Pain, Low (Atlantic) If someone looked your mother, say, or that nice lady from the florists, up and down and commented not only on how her "birthday cakes" were likely to "steal the show", but how she appeared to be "so sexual" that she was "flexible", you would, quite understandably, feel a bit miffed.

Dwight D. Eisenhower's memoirs came out while I was in graduate school in the 1960s, and one of my professors commented -- not entirely facetiously -- that he'd been surprised to see print on the pages.

It is Film Comment, not Film Critic.

Why are comments not allowed on general articles?

King was equally unsure, commenting, "Probably not.

Jones has not commented.