Sentence examples for finding comments from inspiring English sources

Many online have been talking about how they are finding comments about the controversy over Chick-fil-A disheartening.

We used the regular expressions numbers 1 and 2 presented in Table 11 for finding comments and texts.

The Huffington Post noted in April 2012 that finding comments on YouTube that appear "offensive, stupid and crass" to the "vast majority" of the people is hardly difficult.

This approach was motivated by our interest in finding comments that could form the basis for future improvements of postpartum care.

You can, however, follow new users by finding comments or likes by them that appear in your feed, clicking on their username to view their profile, and finally clicking the "Follow" button under their profile picture.

Negative features unique to the online RMDQ were predominantly related to difficulties using the laptop (15 comments), but also included disliking the layout (5 comments), finding it impersonal (2 comments) or generally disliking computers (3 comments), and finding it painful to use a computer (1 comment).

There is also the danger of thinking you are only communicating with a few friends, then finding your comments all over the Internet".

On Friday investigations by the BBC and The Times reported finding obscene comments on videos of children uploaded to YouTube.

Make it clear that you are not interested or are not finding the comments flattering.

They also considered the problem of finding a comment element of fixed points of nonexpansive mappings and the set of solution of the general variational inequalities.

Negative features of the paper version included: seeing it as not environmentally friendly (3 comments), finding it physically painful to complete (2 comments) or post back (1 comment), having to turn the page over (3 comments), finding it difficult to change answers (1 comment).