Sentence examples for comments little from inspiring English sources
Despite the sizable gains and upbeat comments, little has changed fundamentally overnight, and a dead-cat bounce is easy to come by after weeks of falling charts.
But in comments little-noticed at the time, General Sanchez went on to say: "Could he be a part of the attacks?
Israeli political leaders have commented little about the visit, which represents an overwhelming logistical and security undertaking for the state.
Comment: Little is known about a possible risk profile predisposing women with migraine to ischemic stroke.
Broad tweeted a picture of his injury on Sunday morning alongside the comment: "Little bit sore this morning but not too bad!
In one of the show's staple boy-drag cutaway interviews, Jinkx himself makes a revealing comment: "Little Edie is a risky character.
The U.S. government commented little on Uruguay's decision, though a State Department spokesperson pointed out that it would violate the 1961 Convention on Narcotic Drugs, an international treaty that Uruguay has signed.
As one EDAQ respondent commented: "Little things to help can make life better….
The nursing education literature has also focused mostly on the technical aspects of nursing education reform – changes in qualifications, competencies, curricula, and pedagogy, for example – but commented little on the politics and processes of nursing education reform.
Initially, his comments garnered little attention.
