Sentence examples for the most commented from inspiring English sources

The Kenyan actor had worn the dress to Sunday's Academy Awards in one of the most commented looks of the night.

Ellison's was probably the most commented upon case of block in the history of American literature, and it was a tremendous sorrow to him.

TWO years ago, a short post on the Johnson blog, called "What is the Chinese language?", became one of the most commented pieces in the history of Economist.com.

When Mark Boyle (aka the moneyless man) wrote last October on the Ethical Living Blog about how he lives without using money, his article was one of the most commented on of the year.

The Caribbean ethos and style of celebration was the most commented upon aspect of the game and marks the moment when a distinctively new Caribbean spirit and rhythm first announced itself as an emergent element in the rapidly changing national culture.

" 'The Souls of Black Folk' is probably one of the most commented on and written about books in black American letters, but it has been narrow-cast and reduced to sound bites about double-consciousness and the color line," said Dolan Hubbard, chairman of the English and language arts department at Morgan State University.

"It's the memory I get the most comments about.

The incident that prompted the most comment internally involved Shaha Ali Riza.

But after Moyles, he attracted the most comments – and this time most of them were positive.

The failure to disclose specific performance targets generated the most comments from regulators.

The New Yorker, December 5 , 1942P. 40 The departure of Sir Stafford Cripps from the War Cabinet naturally caused the most comment.