Sentence examples for primary comments from inspiring English sources

But this result from the questionnaire data conflicts with data from the focus groups, where one of the primary comments was how the course changed the way the students thought about other topics in their lives.

On the other hand, one of the primary comments during the focus groups was how, after taking the course, the students found themselves applying evolutionary thinking to different aspects of their daily lives (e.g., Table 3).

One of the primary comments criticized by the media is that Senator Obama knows what it means to be a black man in an America controlled by rich, white people.

At the end of February, Goldwater began to downplay the importance of the New Hampshire Primary, commenting that any result above 35 percent would be a "strong showing" due to the overabundance of candidates such as Senator Margaret Chase Smith.

During the primaries, his comments after a big victory would often rob him of momentum.

Michelle Obama gave a hint of the dynamics of this situation when during the Ohio primary she commented that with her husband's candidacy she for the first time was proud to be an American.

As recently as early April, after Ted Cruz won the Wisconsin primary, Silver commented, "The threshold Trump needs to win states is increasing considerably faster than the share of the vote he's getting, which isn't increasing much at all".

On the other hand, our pilot interviewee, who was not recruited from primary care, commented that bony X-rays serve as a reminder of mortality, in contrast to, for instance, antenatal ultrasound, which this respondent characterised as being 'completely different', and 'about life'.

In a sign of the tightening competition some 90 days before the New Hampshire primary, Mr. Romney's comments brought a quick response from Mr. Giuliani's campaign.

Mr. Sharpton received 32percentt of the vote in the 1997 Democratic mayoral primary, and his comments yesterday bring even greater uncertainty to next year's race.

Marco Rubio, the Florida senator who sparred bitterly with Trump in the Republican presidential primary, said the comments "were vulgar, egregious and impossible to justify".