Sentences with phrase «agree with the negative comment»

Agree with every negative comment above and Sarah - your canned comments about every post are ringing on deaf ears!

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That does not mean that I agree with a so - called Arsenal fan having nothing but negative things to say about the Gunners, especially when it comes from the smug mouth of Piers Morgan and seems to glorify our EPL rivals Man United and their insufferable manager Jose Mourinho, as Morgan's comments reported by Metro have done.

I said I hope Coquelin has a good game against City and shoves your negative comments up your Arse he did that and not me but 99 percent said of arsenal fans agreed as for watching football to be an expert no wonder you can't see a good player Ya have to play the game to have any idea of quality if I'm a sensationalist then great I had faith in him, and what's wrong with playing for Charlton to get experience Ya don't get it sitting on the bench again you know shit about how clubs use there players Enough of this back an forth crap I will wait till the end of season to see who was right about him CB

JENNIFER: I agree with Emily, I don't think that there should be any issues with posting pictures, it's a natural thing and I don't think there should be any negative comments or any negative views towards that.

I don't want to be negative, but I agree with the other comments.

Everyone is obviously entitled to their own opinion, but I couldn't agree less with the negative comment above.

I totally agreed that it's a melting pot in Miami but all the people I came in contact with or was around was opposed to interracial dating and made such negative a stereotypical commented about black women.

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I do agree with Anne's comment about negative reviews.

I agree with Debra May that low - starred reviews can be instructive, but they are not necessarily negative comment on a book's content.

The factor that made the greatest difference between the most and least successful teams, Heaphy and Losada found, was the ratio of positive comments («I agree with that,» for instance, or «That's a terrific idea») to negative comments («I don't agree with you» «We shouldn't even consider doing that») that the participants made to one another.