Sentence examples for lots of commentary from inspiring English sources

There has been no criticism of the guidelines but lots of commentary supporting them.

The gloom over Wall Street in recent days has prompted lots of commentary from analysts trying to make sense of the markets.

THE Centre for Economic Policy Research, a Europe-focused think-tank, has a new portal which promises lots of commentary, from full research papers to short columns.

He added: "I won't say it's trivial but, no, I am not affected, because you come into this job knowing that you get lots of commentary, lots of criticism.

The case has inspired lots of commentary about the long-term decline of industrial unions in the U.S. and the role of that trend in the increasing of income inequality.

She hasn't tweeted to her 425,000 followers since a note Sunday about respecting families and marriages, and her Facebook page now has lots of commentary about the "Becky" brouhaha, though by Tuesday the remarks had shifted to include some supportive sentiments as well as slams.

There's a lot of commentary on social media about how you dress.

"I watched quite a bit of the second Persian Gulf War, and tried to get a lot of commentary on it," Brown said.

There has been a lot of commentary on Sino-African relations over the past few years, and Kerry's statements were just some of the more recent.

There will presumably be a lot of commentary about Margaret Thatcher over the next few days, although probably nothing like the "Reagasm" of 2004.

There has been a lot of commentary on Neil Irwin's report on why the White House doesn't want Janet Yellen to chair the Fed, with good reason.