Sentence examples for scattered comments from inspiring English sources

SCORECARD -- There is no denying Mr. Cuomo has chosen to interpret scattered comments as a broad attack and has responded almost in kind.

During the run-in to his premiership he has talked about doing more to stop the carnage in Darfur, and he may mean it.His scattered comments on various international dilemmas suggest at least one broader idea, which may prove a more pragmatic grounding than Mr Blair's ill-fated Manicheanism, if also a limited one: a sort of economic determinism.

From these scattered comments, an historical arc and outline of Luther's understanding of Ethiopian Christianity can be reconstructed.

Since George and Helen Mead were responsible for the editing of the correspondence a natural reticence on their part seems to have motivated the withholding of scattered comments about their private lives.

Back in the good old days of 2006, left-leaning newspapers such as the Guardian and Independent at least made a fist of presenting immigration as a human issue, scattering Comment Is Free with headlines that basically went: "Hey, guys?

Within 12 hours of the reports of bugging devices this weekend, scattered angry comments were already appearing on Internet bulletin boards.

"Queer Eye," the summer makeover hit, on the cover of Entertainment Weekly, features five gay guys who swoop in to give the Cinderfella treatment to unexfoliated straight guys, while scattering catty comments about their grooming and decor, such as, "This place screams women's correctional facility".

The narrative has such little comments scattered through it, signals of unstated truths.

"Then, afterward, when you're shaking hands, you can say, 'You've been beaten by a bunch of Jews — how do you feel now?' " Beyond the scattered anti-Semitic comments, there is also the larger issue of whether an exclusive club, of any kind, should exist.

Basic information is drawn from Jacobi's autobiographical comments scattered throughout his works (Jacobi, 1812 1825, 1787, 1785) and enriched from his massive correspondence and the correspondence of third parties relating to him.

Other practical concerns over how a solider can dip or smoke, or how hot one's breath becomes in the sun are scattered in the comments below the article.