Sentence examples for more comments than from inspiring English sources

Suggested by stardust9, Melmouth and andmalvu70 This omission from our list prompted more comments than any other.

But I've noticed on this blog that my post on Schumacher's future drew more comments than the others, so I guess the greatest driver of his generation still creates interest.

Video dominates social media — it creates 10x more comments than text — and is emerging as a necessity for B2B media.

Given that, perhaps I shouldn't have been surprised that a story I saw off to the printing press in the lull between Christmas and New Year's engendered more comments than any other I've written.

To try it out, I looked at the results for a post I wrote last week that got more comments than usual, and I could see the basic attributes of each comment — author, time, text, language and author link.

I woke up to more comments than I've ever received for one of my Austen columns.

Argosy, a unit of EDMC, said last month in an e-mail soliciting more comments that more than 2,000 people had used the site in the previous week.

One essay here seems likely to draw more comment than the others: "Why I'm a Pacifist," first published in 2011 in Harper's Magazine.

In a world of equal power, women politicians would no longer be seen as a rare breed, whose clothes attract more comment than what they say.

(In Europe and Japan horse meat on a menu would stir no more comment than macaroni and cheese would in an American diner).

In Baghdad car bombs, roadside bombs and suicide bombings have again become so commonplace that the traffic jams they cause provoke more comment than the bombings themselves.Relations with the Kurdish-controlled north remain tense, too.