Sentence examples for responses to a post from inspiring English sources

• Comments on one of three anti-Buck and McCarver Facebook groups — and reader responses to a post I wrote on The Times's Bats blog about their insistence that they have no bias — describe a loathing for the two announcers that focuses to some degree on the perception that they are largely anti-Yankee.

In some of the responses to a post I wrote about John Yoo and his torture-enabling opinions, some readers raised the issue of "free speech" and "academic opinions" or the like -- comparing holding Yoo criminally liable for these opinions to suppressing and punishing, say, the opinions of a controversial college professor.

It is also distinguished by Mr. Goldsmith's writing from the point of view of a conservative who shared many of the Bush White House's objectives (and who was an ideological ally of John Yoo, one of the main architects of the administration's legal responses to a post-9/11 world and the author of some of the very opinions Mr. Goldsmith would later call into question).

In at least one case, rheumatoid arthritis, antibody responses to a post-translational modification, citrullination, is now being intensely investigated as a potentially reliable disease indicator [ 26, 27].

Resident characteristics used as predictors included demographics; medical school type [US MD, DO, foreign medical graduates (FMG)]; and, responses to a post-match survey administered before the residency began in 2008 on previous participation in CAM courses or experiences, importance of the IMR in choosing residency, and interests in learning IM and applying IM after graduation.

He penned a response to a post of mine about a failed coup attempt in Lesotho.

The comments in response to a post about Golden State Warriors star Stephen Curry also went off topic.

The commentariat at Gawker property, Gizmodo, went in on Brown in response to a post by writer Emma Carmichael.

"I'd have to say I agree," Desiree Miller wrote in response to a post about raising the minimum wage.

On June 4, Class tweeted "Fellow Heatstroke liver transplant … please keep in prayers" in response to a post about McNair.

Twelve out of 40 students, for example, shared thoughts on bureaucracy in response to a post about Weber.