Sentence examples for comments alive from inspiring English sources

In the presidential campaign, President Obama sought to keep the issue of Mr. Romney's comments alive by jabbing at his rival during a forum for Latino voters hosted by Univision in Florida on Thursday.

The comments kept alive fears that the Fed might not respond to investor concerns as it monitors the weakening economy.

Jeffrey Kauffman of DVD Talk praised Baldwin for his performance and commented that "Alive and Schticking" helped "jumpstart the series creatively after a couple of seasons" and "It's fun to see the actors momentarily break character, a la The Carol Burnett Show, where the absurdity of certain situations (usually involving Jack and/or Karen) makes giggling all but impossible".

-- Timothy Egan, "New Math for November" Reader Comments: Racism is alive and well in Oregon as it is elsewhere in the United States, but the barriers to black elected officials broke down a long time ago.

Facebook has been trying to make comments feel more alive recently with fast-moving conversations becoming their own chat windows.

Almost four years after 9/11, after Mr. Bush's "dead or alive" comment, Osama bin Laden is still free.

Bush's "wanted, dead or alive" comment last Monday, apparently unscripted, was widely seen as evidence of rhetorical excess, a bit of cowboy bravado.

The "dead or alive" comment may have made the country feel better for a short period, but it was unsettling to leaders of other nations, some of whom have to reassure nervous and potentially restive populations that Washington is not planning an anti-Islamic campaign.

As did her comment about everybody being alive eight hours before they are dead.

I said in my book, it's like a nonsensical argument that we choose to keep alive by commenting on.

"It would then lead the news agenda, politicians would be speaking out and social media would be alive with comment.