Sentence examples for wide-ranging comments from inspiring English sources
The report cited a survey of current players, who had wide-ranging comments on whether Durkin should be Maryland's coach.
In his wide-ranging comments, Mr. Fox brought up his goal of having greater cooperation between the United States, Mexico and Canada.
Tesla is not considering hiring a second in command, the electric carmaker's founder and chief executive, Elon Musk, said in wide-ranging comments to The New York Times.
In wide-ranging comments that spanned from Goldman to a proposed overhaul of financial regulation to Greece's debt crisis, Mr. Buffett said the global economy had largely improved.
Speaking to the Times Magazine, Samuel L Jackson recently made wide-ranging comments about 12 Years a Slave, including one about its middling commercial performance: "Was the story worth telling?
In wide-ranging comments during a public interview conducted by Axios, Mr Pence also said the US was open to talks with North Korea, but "talks" did not mean "negotiations".
Daily essays will be the blog's mainstay, with books as an anchor for wide-ranging cultural comment.
The judge issued a wide-ranging verdict, commenting of Hubbard that "the evidence portrays a man who has been virtually a pathological liar when it comes to his history, background and achievements".
Back on the trail after a bout of pneumonia, Clinton's radio interview was wide-ranging, but her comments about Garland and the future of the high court stood out because she clearly distinguished between Obama's choice and her own possible nominations.
Topics covered by the comments were wide-ranging, but women in all age cohorts commented on their personal health issues, consultations with medical practitioners, preference (or otherwise) for female doctors, attitudes towards taking medications in general, adverse effects of some medicines, and difficulties in accessing health care services, particularly in regional and rural areas.
The wide-ranging gag includes "any comments that are made in criticism or designed to undermine the justice secretary's policy or actions", and even warns that retweeting others' comments will be taken as "incitement or approval".
