Sentence examples for constantly comment on from inspiring English sources
I bloody love the smell of it and people constantly comment on it if I wear it.
Tonya Smith, East Orange, NJ: Unfortunately, it was my family's failings not to foster my self-esteem and they did constantly comment on my weight and how big I was.
This new version, which aired to record-breaking ratings on Cartoon Network a week prior to the DVD/Blu Ray release, is a distillation of the classic formula, a back to basics reboot that honors and respects the traditions of the mythology without feeling the need to constantly comment on it.
There has never been an Indian-American woman who makes her male characters constantly comment on her weight only to humorously brush it off (Kaling has often said she would be more offended by being called not smart or witty than not beautiful).
"There's a part of her that is constantly commenting on whether you got your hair cut, how it looks, your clothes".
As played by Elliott Gould, Marlowe is a quizzical, self-mocking figure, constantly commenting on the world and his anachronistic presence in it.
Calvary, it should be noted, is a film that is constantly commenting on itself, looking askance in the mirror and chuckling at its own presumption.
They are inveterate jokers, verbally dexterous and constantly commenting on everything around them, whether they are looking at a sign for a local tuxedo shop ("Do they sell flesh tuxedos?" Mr. McKean asked, referencing the Spinal Tap song "Big Bottom") or reflecting on their audience at the previous night's show in Baltimore.
It constantly comments on itself and its plot; it knowingly and cheekily busts tropes. .
Natasha:: Thank god she called him out for constantly commenting on her status as a "beautiful woman".
"I've known for quite some time that he was that guy that was constantly commenting on people's Instagram selfies, would follow a lot of young women on social media," Julie LaLonde, an Ottawa-based anti-sexual violence educator, told VICE News at the time.
