Sentence examples for represent the comments from inspiring English sources

This paper focuses on design and reported speech (talk where a speaker quotes another), to outline how a user of a building employs reported speech to represent the comments of other users to an architect.

Third, the comments represent the continuing triumph of ideology over facts.

The agency's statements represented the boldest comments to date in its evaluation of what went wrong before, during and after the Feb. 15 leak, in which a corroded tube in one of the plant's steam generators cracked, allowing radioactive water to mix with clean water.

We tend to think that comments represent the culture, but in fact the distinct culture of commenting grew out of digital constraints.

His comments represent the first eyewitness account since Kim reportedly fell ill.

Seehofer's comments represent the latest stage in an increasingly confrontational relationship between his party and the government.

However, Morgan denied that his comments represent the sort of vote of confidence which traditionally spells trouble for football managers.

Mr. Lou's comments represent the clearest statement yet that as global financial markets plunge and economies slow, the attention of China's leaders is turning inward.

Obama's complimentary remarks about Medicare for all, while not exactly a dramatic departure from his previous comments, represent the most significant establishment imprimatur for a policy that most mainstream elected Democrats viewed as fringe as recently as three years ago.

As one reader of The Times put it in an email to me, "His comments represent the kind of elitist arrogance and nanny-state attitude that many already suspect exists throughout the left, and indeed, perhaps that is why so few claim to remember his involvement in particular -- he was not saying then anything that everyone else involved did not also believe, so he didn't stand out...

Numbers in parentheses represent the total number of comments about a sub-theme.