Sentence examples similar to commenting convention from inspiring English sources

As Garfield commented, the convention "seemed [as if] it could not be in America, but in the Sections of Paris in the ecstasy of the Revolution".

After the party nominated Senator Barry Goldwater of Arizona instead, Robinson left the party's convention commenting that he now had "a better understanding of how it must have felt to be a Jew in Hitler's Germany".

Commenting before the Republican convention, Bruce Stokes of the Pew Research Center wrote that the success or failure of a president's foreign policy might depend on how it was perceived abroad.

A Cardiff council spokesman said it would not comment on the convention centre plans until the Welsh government announced its comprehensive enterprise zone proposals.

"If there was no convention of internet commenting – if it wasn't this thing that was accepted – you would think it was a crazy idea," he said.

This I think is the whole idea — to comment on the conventions of form while subtly undermining them, winking at us all the while.

The show also includes a number of older pieces that are more like traditional video art, and also comment on game conventions, in particular war and violence.

I was commenting on the challenge of staging a convention during a hurricane and about campaign optics.

The comments, naming conventions, and the general look of source code have significant effects on program readability.

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Leonardo Alcivar, the press secretary for the convention, would not comment on his discussions with party sites, but he did say that "security for all events is the convention's paramount concern".