Sentence examples for comments as not from inspiring English sources
Morrison described Siddiq's comments as "not official advice to our government that I'd be able to comment [on]".
Karl Turner, the Labour MP from Kingston upon Hull East, described the comments as "not only demeaning but totally out of touch with the modern workforce" and reiterated criticisms that the party has a "woman problem".
Mr. Topolanek's remarks were considered impolitic, with the German leader of the Socialist group in the European Parliament, Martin Schulz, telling him, "You have not understood what the task of the E.U. presidency is," and describing his comments as "not the level on which the E.U. ought to be operating with the United States".
Trump's critics see his stream of incendiary comments as not only a rebuke to a state that voted against him by a nearly 2-to-1 margin in 2016 but as a pretext for promoting forestry policy favored by Western logging companies and water policy favored by Central Valley farmers.
Earlier, Japan had interpreted the comments as not showing concern about attempts to weaken the yen.
Pollitt said if he were in the same situation as Comey was, he would have "absolutely" taken Trump's comments as not only an order but one that Trump clearly didn't want in writing.
Cain, appearing Wednesday morning on CBS' "Early Show", characterized Palin's comment as "not true".
A comment was considered as not stimulating reflection if 75% or more of the participants assessed a comment as not stimulating reflection (− and --).
In contrast, the subjects that the alumni comment as "not emphasized enough" are: qualitative method (48% of the alumni), English (49.7%) and data analysis (46.6%).
A full response, including those comments indicated as "not for publication" by the reviewers, were provided via the manuscript submission system.
Although the State Department quickly sought to squelch Kerry's comments as "rhetoric," not a serious proposal, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov quickly offered to push Assad to agree.
