Sentence examples for measured comments from inspiring English sources

Measured comments soon gave way to harder talk.

Conversationally, hoping for measured comments from the internet is a futile exercise.

Having offered these measured comments, however, Cruz couldn't resist taking some potshots at President Obama, whom he accused of fomenting racial tensions.

His remarks contrasted with more measured comments from president Barack Obama, who said he did not want to "tip the scales of justice" on Monday.

One of the more measured comments came from Ellie Koepplinger, who wrote: "I've lived here all my life, and I've found that many of my peers have never left the Greater Glasgow area.

Interactivity (or chain of connected messages) was assessed by measuring direct comment (comment to the 21 pharmaceutical care plans), reply to comment (reply to direct comments, which contains the sign @), and @comment (used when a student wants to address a specific person).

Michael Hewson, chief market analyst at CMC Markets, said while Osborne's statement had been measured his comments "were unable to prevent the feeling that UK politics remains in a state of paralysis, with no clear contingencies in place to deal with the fallout of a leave vote".

José A. Rodriguez Jr., former C.I.A officer and author of "Hard Measures," comments on the agency's interrogation methods on Telemundo's "Enfoque".

The results of these studies suggest that self-report measures comment more on a patient's experience of moving around whereas performance specific measures may better represent the ability to move around.

Valls's boss, President Hollande, has been more measured in his comments.

Still, Mr. Pataki was far more measured in his comments than Democrats.