Sentence examples for comments should have from inspiring English sources

Mr. Powell's comments should have referred to the economy, which continues to affect nonprofits, businesses, government and, yes, schools in the Archdiocese of New York.

That his comments should have the ability to shock is an indication of what a taboo the nuclear-weapons issue is.

I recognise that some of my comments should have been put out better, but I do stand with the things I have written".

Watson argued that because President Obama's executive order said NIH "may" fund hESC research and the agency asked for input on ethics, the comments should have been considered.

Vallat said that the child's lack of "moral discernment" and inability to fully understand the effect of his comments should have prompted a different course of action, such as "the referral of the matter to the police youth division".

Online commenting should have been the Internet generation's contribution to democracy.

In fairness, a comment should have been sought from Ms. Ballard.

Her comment should have been preceded by this passage: "Ms. Kennedy was moved to start work on the book, she later said, by the hoopla surrounding 'The Nanny Diaries,' the 2002 novel by Emma McLaughlin and Nicola Kraus that lampooned Manhattan's elite".

The title of the published Editorial Comment should have read 'Treatment of atypical haemolytic uraemic syndrome in the era of eculizumab'.

A day after Victor Mather made his walk, two men in Carlisle United jerseys strolled down the sidewalk past the Times building, and although our correspondent spotted only men wearing jerseys, a reader commented: Should've come to Harlem and you'd have see me, a female, wearing an Uruguay jersey.

The employee, Michael A. Smyth, claimed wrongful discharge on the ground that Pillsbury had used comments that should have been kept confidential.