Sentence examples for differing comments from inspiring English sources

CAIRO — Arab countries appeared deeply divided on Wednesday over how to respond to the latest escalation in fighting between Israel and Hamas, with sharply differing comments from foreign ministers at the opening of an emergency Arab League meeting here.

That view differs from comments by the departing governor of the Bank of England, Mervyn A. King, who said last week that there was "a welcome change in the economic outlook" and that a recovery was "in sight".

"As with any art, the two creative and imaginative designs have sparked differing opinions and comments.

These comments reveal differing strategic calculations.The president is seeking to stir up his base.

The groups differed in their comments on the amount of detailed information: family physicians and residents had a high ratio of positive:negative comments (4:1) whereas the general internists' ratio was more even (comparison across user groups: Chi Square value = 12.06, df = 2, p =.002).

The comments differ markedly from Mr. Feinberg's confident tone last September when he told investors that "none of our problem positions are large enough to create a real return problem for the fund".

His comments differ markedly from his confident tone in September, when he told investors, "None of our problem positions are large enough to create a real return problem for the fund".

The nature of their comments differed qualitatively from session to session, following the trajectory of sensing teaching factors that might be playing an important role in what and how students were thinking, to surfacing specific instances of teaching practices that impacted student thinking, and to labeling them and trying to use the labeled factors in their analysis of their own videos.

This tone differed markedly from comments Immelt made in July last year at a private dinner in Rome -- remarks that caused him no little trouble.

The researchers investigated whether the doctors who wrote comments differed from those who did not with respect to their experiences and views of the F1 year as expressed in the closed comments (Table  1).

Subsequent editorial comments [ 93, 94] drew differing interpretations of the EBCTCG conclusions.