Sentence examples for comments described from inspiring English sources
In comments described by education unions as a "thought bubble", Abbott praised the "innovative" education model which he believed Australia should consider adapting.
Cameron's unscripted comments described the dangers of today's "uncertain world", as if the hair-trigger from nuclear Armageddon that characterised cold war stability was somehow a blessing.
Whatever inspired it, the symphony is an angry, sharp-edged work — Mr. Kalmar, in his opening comments, described it as rude — and the orchestra played it with a furious, incendiary energy that made it the perfect ending for this pained, thought-provoking program.
Coleman, however, dismissed Tardelli's comments, described Bale's attitude as "magnificent" and made it clear the only reason the 24-year-old will not line up against Ireland is because it is "too much of a risk" to play him when he is carrying a slight foot injury.
All of the student comments described test accommodations in a positive manner.
Free text comments described differences such as "clinicians taught at a more basic level" and "radiologist's teaching aimed too high", "radiologist's teaching was broader on viewing" and "more detailed anatomy".
Natalegawa downplayed Abbott's comments, describing ongoing discussions with Bishop as "a process".
Roy Hodgson, the England manager, reacted angrily to Bale's comments, describing them as "disrespectful".
Labour jumped on Mr Cameron's comments, describing them as "shameful".
His comments describing long-term illness as healthcare's "climate change" highlight the scale of the problem.
But one Tory source ridiculed his comments, describing him as "the pound shop comical Ali of British politics".
