Sentence examples for so many comment from inspiring English sources
The phrase "so many comment" is not correct in English.
It should be "so many comments." You can use the corrected phrase when referring to a large number of remarks or observations made about a particular topic or post. Example: "There were so many comments on the article that it was hard to keep track of them all."
Because he watches so much soccer, and reads so many comment threads on British tabloids, "I now find myself inadvertently saying things like 'cheesed off' and 'rubbish,' " explained Peter Mendelsund, a Massachusetts-reared book jacket designer in New York and a die-hard Arsenal fan.
"It got to the point where so many people left me so many comments.
"I heard so many comments about how pretty Chelsea is and what warmth there was there.
"It's just when there are so many comments, it's quite strange when you're only 22.
In fact, I devoted a second column to the issue after the first one, on May 19, got so many comments.
"I'd get so many comments, with people saying: 'sick of this' or 'come on, move on'.
Mr. Haggis gets so many comments about "EZ Streets" that he has put the episodes on DVD to give out.
The philosophy and history of art student, whose self-depreciating comments have irked some viewers, said she was shocked to find that so many comments were "gender-specific".
"What's so amazing is the engagement, people are reposting it everywhere and there are so many comments around the web," he said.
salfordexile66 writes: So many comments, so little time... it's interesting to see how issues like this polarise people's opinions.
I chose body shaming as there are so many comments constantly being made about women who choose to have body hair, branding it as unnatural and disgusting".
