Sentence examples for fascinating comments from inspiring English sources
Mason has made some fascinating comments in an interview with trade magazine the Grocer.
These are fascinating comments, close to a clause IV moment for the SNP, remaking the party's entire purpose, while having a tactical and strategic subtlety combining a sense of continuity with radical change.
Emma Drury's blog about the hungry child reduced to eating pencil sharpenings, moved many of you (and some of us here in the office) to tears and generated some fascinating comments.
A simple question on Quora yields some fascinating comments: "Is MySpace likely to recover?" Google VP Corporate Development David Lawee left a brief and sarcastic "Is this a real question?" response.
One post on my blog, Just How Sexy Can Historical Romances Be?, generated many fascinating comments.
This is a fascinating comment, and it relates to one of Mr. Kaplan's underlying themes: of civilizations dividing on either side of the Carpathian Mountains.
After I wrote over the weekend about new research on the killing method employed in the dolphin roundups undertaken in Taiji, Japan, a fascinating comment on the rights of "nonhuman persons" was posted by Thomas I. White, who is the Conrad N. Hilton Professor in Business Ethics at Loyola Marymount University in Los Angeles.
While I was out, the reader Driedchar posted a fascinating comment regarding our recent discussion of Pauline Kael and her famous essay against Andrew Sarris and the "auteur theory," "Circles and Squares": Trump's Lawyers Argue That He Cannot Be Impeached Because He Was Never Actually Elected What Happens When a Bad-Tempered, Distractible Doofus Runs an Empire?
While I was out, the reader Driedchar posted a fascinating comment regarding our recent discussion of Pauline Kael and her famous essay against Andrew Sarris and the "auteur theory," "Circles and Squares": Kael was justifiably angry when she wrote "Circles and Squares".
However, he did not believe the main plot to be all that fascinating, commenting that it "could have passed for an episode of Undercovers".
As he explained the lines from an early poem of his ("I give my life over / to pieces of bodies; by the end / maybe I'll have loved a whole man"), he made a fascinating comment.
