Sentence examples for commenting on a candidate from inspiring English sources

She later said she had made a mistake in publicly commenting on a candidate and promised to be more "circumspect" in the future.

In an age of punctilious correctness, commenting on a candidate's attire is perceived more than ever as trivializing, if not sexist or downright demeaning.

"Judges should avoid commenting on a candidate for public office.

Judges should avoid commenting on a candidate for public office," Ginsburg said Thursday in a statement provided by a court spokeswoman.

In a brief statement issued by the court, she said that "judges should avoid commenting on a candidate for public office," and acknowledged that her remarks were "ill advised". In the limited sense that her statements attracted criticism, who could disagree?

"AFF's advertisements have never commented on a candidate's character, qualifications or fitness for office," she stated.

But it was with the Indian coverage that he both shone (commenting on one candidate's use of holographic appearances, he said, "That's not just how you get elected. That's how religions get started") and set himself apart.

didn't mince words at a Planned Parenthood luncheon on Tuesday when commenting on Missouri U.S. Senate candidate Todd Akin's recent claim that women rarely become pregnant in cases of "legitimate rape".

"I was commenting on the candidates' demeanor, which is what you evaluate as a political journalist when you're watching a debate," said Hume, "and I said Trump looked uncomfortable and out of sorts, and I've forgotten what else.

"I'm just not going to get into that game of commenting on what candidates do," Mr. Panetta said.

Barry Bearak (NYT) JAPAN: 'MISUNDERSTANDING' ON JEWS COMMENT A candidate for prime minister who said Japan should try to attract rich Jews to help solve its economic problems said he had been misunderstood.