Sentence examples for what we comment from inspiring English sources

GP4: For me I would have found it quite interesting to have had you know good, medium, bad with comments as to what – I mean it would have been very interesting what we comment on....Like I asked this other tutor to send me her comments, she might be commenting on completely different things to myself.

We don't SMS the way we email, we won't send a message for what we can comment on and a chat window is not the same as a phone call.

"Because of applicable privacy laws, UCSF is extremely constrained in what we can comment on," said Jennifer O'Brien, UCSF's assistant vice chancellor for public affairs.

It's precisely what we did," commented a senior MI6 officer.

People questioning what we do, commenting all negative, and just doing the most.

As with so much else in the magazine, what we publish in Comment depends on a combination of the urgency of the issue and the urgency felt by a particular writer.

The magazine accepted nothing of Ursula's, and she found those fellow-students "cliquish and unfriendly": "Their comments on what we submitted ourselves, even the comments on our comments, were often remarkably savage and dismissive.

If a Chinese censor is reading this (and we know you are) please let us know what we did via comments or an email.

In drawing on Internet secrets, Mr. Lang illuminates the contradictions in modern life, the contrasts drawn between what we reveal in heated comment threads and what we conceal in the real world.

As my colleague Jeffrey Toobin points out in today's Daily Comment, what we have looks more like due diligence on the part of I.R.S. agents than a White House attempt to bully its opponents into submission.

Primary school teacher Joe Waddle summed it up nicely in this comment: "What we need above all else now is a curriculum that takes risks, that allows children to develop their imaginations through skill development in information technology, that encourages and rewards risk-taking and that sees failure in those areas as a learning curve.