Sentence examples for more positive comments from inspiring English sources

They also made more positive comments concerning the goal version.

French and Portuguese officials made much more positive comments.

Another asked: "Is any of this actually sane?" (Several more positive comments were left as well).

These changes have been tested, and get more positive comments than negative ones by a factor of 10toonene.

Council member James Tarpley said that he had heard more positive comments about this law than on anything else the council has done during his career.

For content, messages that received higher importance (p = 0.41) and noticeability (p = 0.41) ratings also tended to receive more positive comments regarding message content.

There were substantially more positive feedback comments concerning the blended learning approach than there were negative comments about the blended learning techniques, and the negative feedback that was received predominantly concerned details of how the blended learning components were implemented rather than negativity about the approach per se.

As for online, yeah, I mean I get a couple hate comments now and again, but they're mixed in with thousands of more positive, supportive comments, so I try to just ignore them and focus on the good things.

SEOUL, South Korea — Defense Secretary Leon E. Panetta cast doubt on Thursday on talks aimed at persuading North Korea to abandon its nuclear program despite more positive public comments from negotiators for both countries earlier this week.

If these are the goals, messages that score high on importance/noticeability (i.e., an eye-catching, persuasive message) and low on annoyance/confusion (i.e., an easy to follow message) are likely "well" designed and thus garner more positive design comments.

Although the EMR-based decision aid was subject to more negative than positive comments, some clinicians reported that this component of the intervention made them follow "a more factual process" and "apply criteria" before prescribing antibiotics, and that it encouraged "good medical decision making".