Sentence examples for drawn comments from from inspiring English sources

In creating the cookie, Mr. Kamkar has drawn comments from bloggers across the Internet whose descriptions of it range from "extremely persistent" to "horrific".

And they have drawn comments from people who identify themselves as longtime China residents and urge visitors not to tip, saying the practice should not be encouraged.

Her reactions have drawn comments from some conservative European lawyers, not used to courtroom antics who have called her gestures inappropriate for this tribunal.

It constantly draws comments from people during my daily commute.

Martin's death even drew comments from Barack Obama.

The plans were also posted on a Web site, which drew comments from nearly 5,000 people.

With its doorstop snout, big windows and high roof, the cab drew comments from actual cab drivers and passengers alike.

They first encountered each other around seven years ago, their complementary looks drawing comments from the outset.

Mr. Jerath uses the site to post bulletins on investment advice, tax matters and market intelligence, which draw comments from potential clients.

The five minutes of footage has been roundly condemned, and even drew comments from the prime minister, Tony Abbott, who said it showed behaviour that was "un-Australian".

When news of that, and of England's discontent, reached New York, it drew comments from a man vacationing there — a man who happens to be the world's most experienced manager of soccer players, Sir Alex Ferguson of Manchester United.