Sentence examples for reporting comments from inspiring English sources

Two months ago the Sun ran a story reporting comments by former culture minister David Lammy who said the BBC's lack of BAME talent meant it was "failing in its duty to reflect modern Britain".

It's worth reporting comments Steven Moffat made in an interview with Variety this week regarding the show's potential longevity: "It's definitely going to last five more years, I've seen the business plan.

A spokesman for McDonnell insisted that he had never called for violence against McVey, saying he was reporting comments shouted out by one of her constituents during an event.

At that stage the only vote of confidence Cook had received was a news agency story reporting comments by David Collier, the ECB chief executive, that popped up on his mobile phone on the morning of the final day of the match.

The author wrote an opinion piece, but wrote it as if he were reporting comments I'd made.

Recently, the New York Times got duped into reporting comments from an alleged teen from Mississippi named "Joe Stevonson" in an article about the rise of vaping among the youth.

We classified the nature of the comments as having either a positive impact on reporting (comment by peer reviewer judged to have beneficial effect on reporting) or negative impact (comment by peer reviewer judged to have harmful effect on reporting).

The majority of commenters will disagree with Cummings' reported comments on all educational topics covered in the article.

Hypotheses were as follows: (1) The majority of commenters will disagree with Cummings' reported comments on all educational topics covered in the article.

Kerry made several publicly reported comments during the talks that frayed his relationship with Jerusalem.

The feature allows viewers to report comments as abuse or spam while the live broadcast is under way.