Sentence examples for flurry of comments from inspiring English sources

Mr. West's remarks prompted a flurry of comments, in agreement with his statement.

There followed a flurry of comments about her anatomical insufficiency for the role.

The students piped up with a flurry of comments and questions.

A flurry of comments from European officials also lent some late-day support.

The celebrity spends anywhere from 45 minutes to several days answering them, with each response prompting a flurry of comments.

Amid the flurry of comments on Kony, I watched a CNN interview with Ishmael Beah from Sierra Leone, on the other side of Africa.

The posts prompted a flurry of comment online.

* TV personality Richard Madeley caused another flurry of commenting when it was reported he claimed BBC Breakfast producers are 'going to struggle' to attract guests to Salford.

Harvey's Today generated its own digital bird song, a flurry of comment on Twitter which was complimentary and critical in equal measure, surely a sign that the programme was generating debate over breakfast tables.

There was a brief flurry of comment (from me, among other people), but the issue duly quietened down, while ministers and civil servants got on with making the plans a reality.

A ludicrous strike by London Underground workers, beginning on February 5th, prompted another flurry of comment decrying Mr Miliband's craven syndicalism.In this section Into the melting pot Shaken not slurred Gove battles the blob A syndical ploy Yesterday's news West Country woes An urban phoenix ReprintsLabour's reforms could indeed help its Conservative opponents but not for those reasons.