Sentence examples for comments rapidly from inspiring English sources

Memes based on Rodriguez's comments rapidly spread through Twitter, among them an image of his face superimposed on a picture of what appeared to be an Islamist militant chopping off a man's hand.

27 people made more than 800 comments, rapidly developing or discarding emerging ideas.

Noticing two "dislikes" on YouTube, he said, "How can they dislike it already?" He responded to several comments, typing rapidly and talking at the same time.

The seeds for this are already being sown – in the reactions against Facebook's sharing of users' moods with companies, the backlash against Amber Rudd's Whatsapp comments, the rapidly unfolding Cambridge Analytica debacle, or in the words of campaigners like Tristan Harris, who is conceiving of a "Hippocratic oath" for software designers, to limit the exploitation of human psychology.

By harboring a reservoir of mutations, HSP90 "gives [the organism] the capacity to evolve rapidly," comments Marc Kirschner, a cell biologist at Harvard University.

Mr Lou's comments highlight how rapidly the country is slowing down, as Beijing seeks to rein in a construction boom.

The automaton alternative to the holy figure comments on the rapidly changing pace of technology, as well as our subsequent worship of it, both in Tibet and around the world.

These were the days when there was little or no coverage of such music in the mainstream press, and as the leading folk writer on the paper, Dallas played an important role in commenting on the rapidly changing scene in both Britain and the US.

A "Book of Condolence and Comment" in the shop's small foyer is filling rapidly with heartfelt comments ranging from pithy ("Please stay").

The editors of the OGB kept an eye on the rapidly growing comment section of the article as sentiments became more negative.

Mr. Obama's comments deflated Mr. Moussavi, who is rapidly becoming a political icon in Iran, even supporters of Mr. Obama's Iran policy say.