"Instead of commenting three sentences on 40 issues, she needs 3,000 words on two issues," said one former city official.
Hopefully, consumers will soon consider it not just right, but also more fashionable to turn to our platforms and instead of commenting, "thanks, £10 H&M!" They will brag: "Thank you - ecofriendly, made to last, fair trade".
Instead of commenting on or contextualizing the material, the creators of the play, which concentrates on four of the soldiers, play the material as straight as if it were a kitchen-sink drama.
"He should actually just watch the game and try and work out what they have to do to try and beat us instead of commenting on it," said a particularly abrasive Warner on Tuesday.
Instead of commenting on how a girl should or shouldn't behave, we should be telling them that we love the fact that they can express themselves and stick up for themselves.
Faced with broad suspicion among Latino voters, Romney recently explained in Middleton, Wis.: "We're going to have to make sure that, as we speak to Hispanic voters, that we say, 'We're not anti-immigrant.' " A better approach would be actually to speak to Hispanic voters instead of commenting, as an observer, on his own strategy.
I can scroll through my Instagram feed and find that instead of comments there are only emojis.
Readers still want to engage with publishers, but instead of traditional commenting forms, he thinks, "the shift to mobile is a very compelling reason to look for other solutions to audience engagement".
Why don't they spend more time doing what they love instead of negatively commenting on somebody else's video.
Sasha Baron Cohen may think he has something to say about genocidal dictators, but he seems fit to merely tell a generic fish-out-of-water story instead of actually commenting on his would-be subject matter.
In a way, this is a re-imagination of commenting systems, where instead of a slew of comments showing up below a post, points can be made about particular passages, opening up a new avenue of discussion.
