Sentence examples for commenters observed from inspiring English sources

(One of our commenters observed after the first part of the interview that her role is to give Mr McCain some breathing room with the base).

I think that the LGBT media would be wise to think beyond online clicking and ad conversion rates and ask themselves what the majority of Facebook commenters observed and asked: Does the gay community boil down to a beauty contest?

"I'm probably not the only one who's thought of burning their house down just to kill the stinkbugs," one Internet commenter observed.

Under a YouTube video of the Corrigan Brothers (who played at President Obama's inauguration), one commenter observed: "Irish Folk & particle physics — what a combo".

As one commenter observes in the accompanying making-of documentary, "this film smells" — but not in a metaphorical sense.

UPDATE: A commenter observes that 50 Cent may have violated SEC rules, which of course is possible.

The first problem, as several commenters have observed, is that monitoring is an all or nothing proposition.

And while it's undeniable, as a number of conservative commenters have observed, that a high percentage of American voters believe in the supernatural, it's a considerably smaller group that wants a messianic politician like one who has declared that the separation of church and state nauseates him to inhabit the White House.

Some commenters have also observed that in the era of 24-hour rolling news, elected representatives may be somewhat less willing to engage publicly in what a good proportion of their electorate may consider time-wasting.

Even at the best of times, as several commenters on the Reading Group observed, it's risky to pick up books that were once childhood favourites.

Is it just possible he has some old scores to settle with U.S. Soccer connected to other matters; perhaps the way votes were cast for World Cup hosting or as a commenter on Part 1 observed for our refusal to switch to the UEFA calendar?