Sentence examples for received some comment from inspiring English sources

On these, "The Beard of Avon" has received some comment but does not seem to have any bitter enemies in the authorship camps.

The results of the evaluation (Table S1) give us some insight into the practice of fixing the B parameter (to 0.37 Å), an issue that has received some comment in recent years (Adams, 2001 ▸; Krivovichev & Brown, 2001 ▸; Locock & Burns, 2004 ▸; Sidey, 2008 ▸, 2010 ▸; Brown, 2009 ▸, 2014 ▸; Mills et al., 2009 ▸; Krivovichev, 2012 ▸).

While the government received some comments in support of its action and others opposing it, "Critical comments generally were submitted by those who have an interest in seeing consumers pay more for e-books, and hobbling retailers that might want to sell e-books at lower prices," the statement said.

"I've received some comments that say just because Santa's holding an AR, that means Santa is saying it's OK to kill people," Dyke said.

We mailed a copy of the draft manuscript to all GPs who had been interviewed and received some comments that have been taken into account.

Usually far outliers (>3 IQR) should receive some comment, and this was the case for OLS GV for the parathyroid adenoma containing thyroid lobe.

Han Han, a writer, racing driver and one of China's most popular bloggers, called for looters and vandals to be punished.Ms Aoi's appeal received some sympathetic comments among the 150,000 or so that it attracted.

Opponents fear that despite having received some 1,600 comments since the rule was published in the Federal Register earlier this year, the agency has retained the narrow definition that elicited the protests in the first place.

Abul Hawa has also received some racist comments, which he has subjected to mockery on his Facebook wall. .

She told The Huffington Post that while she's received some negative comments and private messages, the response has been "overwhelmingly positive".

When I posted my thoughts about the passing of Sally Ride last week, I received some wonderful comments and emails, but none more poignant -- and heartfelt -- than an essay by my gifted friend, writer Roseann Henry.