Sentence examples for personally comments from inspiring English sources

One NASA spokesperson, speaking "personally", comments that "to say that senior officials ignored safety warnings...I hesitate to use the word libellous or slanderous, but that really does offend us".The problem is that in any endeavour of this scale and complexity, there will be differences of opinion over safety risks.

Palmer is yet to personally comment but the managing director of the company in charge of the $6.4bn project, Waratah Coal, Nui Harris, welcomed the move.

Wynn Resorts has yet to comment on whether Charles Heung – or the junkets he backs – are welcome in its Macau casinos, and Wynn has never personally commented on Heung.

The president, who had been criticized for joking that the Jan . 20Women's March was held to honor him, did not personally comment on Saturday's events.

It is unusual for the high commissioner to personally comment on Australia's asylum policies: Grandi's previous comments have been on displacement and violence in Myanmar and large-scale forced migration in Africa.

Professor Jane McAdam, director of UNSW's Kaldor Centre for International Refugee Law, and the recipient of the 2017 Calouste Gulbenkian Prize for human rights, said the high commissioner choosing to personally comment on Australia's policies was evidence of the seriousness of the UNHCR's concern.

Whenever you personally comment on a news item you come across as a dyed-in-the-wool Tory.

Following the initial cancellation announcement, Bieber didn't personally comment, but his team released a statement.

In 34 seasons of "Survivor," I have rarely, if ever, personally commented on what is said or done in the game.

Clinton's campaign had said previously that she had "real concerns" about the program, but Clinton hadn't personally commented on the administration's actions until Monday. .

If that is impossible, Mr. Gordon says, do not take personally their comments, like "you can't do that; you should do this instead".