Sentence examples for dominating comment from inspiring English sources

Perhaps not surprisingly, the idea that Li's eventual reintegration will inevitably result in him leaving his meds in the dust and going on a killing spree has been dominating comment sections on many Canadian media outlets.

Perhaps unsurprisingly, the idea that Li's eventual reintegration will inevitably result in his leaving his meds in the dust and going on a killing spree has been dominating comment sections on many Canadian media outlets.

And it was soccer that dominated comments before the game by the Nets' billionaire majority owner, Mikhail D. Prokhorov.

When he started his job a few years ago, "it was a real cesspool in the commenting threads," Mr. Zivkovic said, with "creationist denialists of all sorts dominating our comments, and they were often quite nasty".

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While pessimism about the future dominated the comments of the sixty-three per cent of American voters who elected not to exercise their democratic rights on Tuesday, some expressed a glimmer of hope.

Sure Hotels.com is a start, Facebook's got a long way to go if it wants to dominate the commenting space.

Social media was also dominated by comments on the pollution, with users of the Twitter-like Weibo site saying the government should do more to prevent pollution affecting their lives.

4. Friday eMailbag Jeremy Lin dominated your comments.

Although weight comments from grandparents were uncommon, they were interestingly dominated by the comment of being "too thin" (Table 2).

The main channels highlighted his endorsement of a "great Russia" and managed to turn his comments about "dominating and demonising other countries", a reference to Russia's behaviour to its former republics, into a case of American self-criticism.