Sentence examples for commenting much on from inspiring English sources
China's government has refrained from commenting much on the European muddle.
Jon takes us on a nostalgia trip The Channel 4 News anchor has been around long enough to recall David Cameron's earlier life as Michael Green's PR at Carlton TV, where he was famous for, well... not commenting much on anything at all, apparently.
"He even kept an old list of what clothes he'd need for school!" Stephen Plotkin, the reference archivist for the John F. Kennedy Library and, formerly, the longtime Hemingway Collection curator, explained over e-mail that, to the best of his knowledge, "Mary was the only one of his wives that actually commented much on Hemingway's tendency to hoard".
"We don't comment much on regulation," he added, reflecting sensitivity on the issues from market participants.
While he said that he couldn't comment much on the legal case, he added: "There are some things being portrayed as if I was premeditative and sinister about which photo I used.
I don't really want to comment much on their business, but we all know that so far they've not been successful with meaningful distribution deals.
Again, I don't want to comment much on them they have their own business plan, and we'll worry about the things that we can control.
Neither company would comment much on the economics, but Dogster is taking a smaller cut than a traditional ad network would.
Other residents were incredulous, although reluctant to comment much on the terror implications of the wall.
I'm not well positioned or exceedingly informed on the subject to comment much on the strange battle brewing between the Hillary Clinton and Barrack Obama camps on race.
