Sentence examples for have one comment from inspiring English sources
I have one comment on the conclusion; the effects seem to be mostly due to founder effects rather than selection (drift should be considered as well).
Andrew Rapoport New York To the Editor: After reading "Keeping Tabs on the Rich," I have one comment: Marie Antoinette lives... and dines regularly at Sette Mezzo.
No, I only have one comment: being foreigners, they paid too much.
You might say, "I have one comment and one question" or "I have three points to make that are important to my group". This setup will also help organize your thoughts so you are less likely to ramble.
He did have one comment, which came by way of his agent, Carmen Balcells in Barcelona, and that was that in Spanish he didn't use adverbs – that is words that in Spanish end in "mente"; the equivalent in English would be "ly".
She told the Guardian: "We had one comment on our site from a woman whose child has red hair and freckles – she said she hoped she doesn't walk past one of the billboards because it would make her feel bad about how she looks.
Hapgood had one comment for publication.
"I haven't had one comment; everybody seems to agree that it's the right thing to do," he said.
As for the allegations that the Romney campaign bought Twitter followers, Moffatt only had one comment: "We had nothing to do with that".
I have one question, one comment.
