Sentence examples for taken a comment from inspiring English sources

Several other soldiers who knew both Mr. Gore and Mr. Leo in Vietnam said they liked Mr. Leo but either did not believe him or thought he must have taken a comment like "Watch his back" a little too literally.

He takes a comment from a woman who says blacks didn't receive enough resources from the DNC last year.

"Taking a comment based on a 30-minute interview that becomes front page news is not the precedent I want to set", he said.

During the questions afterwards - always the funniest bit - Sue Lawley took a comment from a hedge fund manager called Hugh, who clearly came from central casting.

His cabinet office minister, Francis Maude, added that "a bit of extra fuel in a jerry can in the garage is a sensible precaution to take," a comment criticized by the fire brigade as increasing the risk of fires.

You cut and paste part of my post to take a comment totally out of context and have a dig at a fan of a rival club.

The site is also introducing an improved filtering engine, a new comment system (you'll now be able to take a comment on the site and retweet it), and a flagging system that lets users bury bad entries.

In the piece, Mahmood's narrator takes a comment from a "white cis-gendered hetero upper-class man" as microaggression.

That should not be taken as a comment on their quality.

Justice David Souter concluded that the group's bawdy rendition "can be taken as a comment on the naïveté of the original of an earlier day".

But I was also taken with a comment by Susan Davis, head of BRAC USA on the organization's blog.