Sentence examples for comments a little from inspiring English sources
I would suggest visually separating the timestamp, author, and comments a little more.
Not only were his comments a little unChristian, they were also deeply mistaken.
Cramer later called his radio comments a "little shot across the bow" that got the White House's attention.
Being publicly challenged can be difficult, says Cleeremans, who found Bargh's comments "a little bit insulting" and felt he had to respond to intense scrutiny to his work.
(You are encouraged to comment: "A little off the top, not too close on the sides").
Now to make that lower-of-the-two-prices comment a little bit more rigorous, let's figure out what the demand actually is for these firms.
Now before I go on to stasis and Cope's rule, I just want to comment a little bit on what it means that entire communities have completely vanished.
Sonic Youth, minus the guitarist Lee Ranaldo, played two of its own songs, "Antenna" and "Massage the History," without comment — a little cyclone of professionalism in the middle of a street protest.
As a BBC, "British born Cypriot" I, together with the rest of Cypriots worldwide are extremely proud at what Baghdatis has already achieved," says Vassos Vassou, who perhaps took my bandwagon comment a little too much to heart.
"I'm not up to that chapter in Ricky's book yet, so maybe when I get there I'll be able to comment a little more," Doolan said diplomatically.
