Sentence examples for made more comments from inspiring English sources

Women made more comments about getting information; men made more comments about uniformity.

It also increased learners' focus of comments as they made more comments on global issues.

But the boys had not recently made more comments to that effect, Charles Cox said, contradicting earlier remarks by his lawyer, Steve Downing, who told the AP that the older child had recently mentioned their mother being in the trunk.

Stephen Spaulding, chief of strategy and external affairs for Common Cause, a progressive watchdog group also suing the commission, said it's "bizarre" the commission hasn't made more comments public.

One student commented 'I made more comments [than usual] for the camera [while doing the physical examination], which were of no interest for the patient'.

One overheard the visitors making more comments like, "I wonder if any of them ever escape?", "Should they be medicated?", "They look so trapped".

"I ask you kindly respect the privacy of my family during this period as they will not be making more comments to the media.

Obama is expected to announced Secretary of Education Arne Duncan's departure, and is also expected to make more comments about the shooting.

During oral argument before the Court, Scalia asks more questions and makes more comments than any other justice —and a 2005 study found that he provokes laughter more often than any of his colleagues.

As the robbers proceeded, Anders made more and more comments out loud on their cliched and ridiculous language, until one of the robbers approached him with a gun.

The musicians made more ambivalent comments.