Sentences with phrase «mostly people comment»

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These comments have mostly degenerated into people's responses toward religious dogma.

My concern was mostly with Dustin's comments, specifically with the unsupportable sweeping assertions that were being made («most Christians who say... are deceived or delusional or mistak [en]», «usually people who say God told them things are egotistical»).

AND I see a lot of people commented on it — mostly saying they are following you - not sure they actually baked it.

Hi arsenalkid1970, on the issue of Bielik, I keep reading people commenting on how special he is and that he should play tonight, is this from his performances during the reserves team playing CB mostly on how are others accessing this guys performances?

And of course this comment is not directed at legitimately impoverished people but people like you've mentioned with degrees and salaried jobs mostly.

The Huffington Post reports that Beall «received a flood of negative comments calling it «disgusting» and several messages from people, mostly men, requesting that she remove the image.»

Judging by the comments people are leaving on websites like Huffington Post, etc., a marriage contract isn't a «real» marriage (although a marriage license is just a legal document, and marriage throughout the decades and all over the globe has always been about increasing wealth and / or status, mostly for men, but whatever).

As my followers on Facebook and blog are people (mostly women) who support breastfeeding to natural term, the overwhelming majority of the comments were not only supportive but many of them were understanding and in the same position as myself, breastfeeding a «huge» toddler.

I don't know if straight people hear comments like this, but as a gay person, your ears are a little more primed to hearing the word «gay» being dropped in and out of conversation with ease - mostly in the derogatory sense.

Mostly, I'm thankful for people reading and commenting.

How many people bother with comments on any site ten twenty thirty, add them altogether and you mostly have the same people, 64 % of people do not bother voting, and I doubt any of these blog.

I tried doing blog posts for a company that will remain nameless, and yet that went nowhere because they objected to my comments that people ideally would be mostly eating real, whole foods.

My comments regarding weight loss mostly apply to people trying to lose weight rather than elite level athletes.

I mostly get very nice comments from people who say I look great or that I have a lovely dress.

I «blog» for fun... I'm happy when my number of visits is improving but mostly I enjoy comments from people and interaction that can start from that...

some people commented that anything over $ 50 was totally out of reach for them and that it can be discouraging to see shopping round ups that have mostly $ 50 + items, which i totally understand.

In an entertaining but mostly uninformative presentation, the self - described futurist commented that if you can change the way people think about the future, you can change the future.

Mostly these comments seem to be little more than confirmations that come people did indeed get what they wanted, like Chris Hillman:

Seeing the comments above, it is mostly travel bloggers and independent travellers answering the question, but ask people that take organized tours regularly and they will disagree with you all:) We love our independent travel, but at times we love having others do the work for us.

Of course everyone on sites like GN and whatnot know not to fall for such obvious scams, but I once saw a fake Pokemon Go beta signup post in my recommended box, and it had over 10,000 likes and a crapton of comments, mostly from people desperate to play the game.

Ouch, Too much butthurt in the comments Well at least NISA fixed the HDN Victory avatars instead of making it mostly air There is nothing for me next month other than Project Diva f And if you people really want «more stuff» then instead of complaining about EU and NA just get a JP account if you really want more stuff to buy and have

So I'm seeing a lot of comments that are mostly just people claiming they want Sega to basically erase 16 years of Sonic's history.

If you are like me, and are wondering what the appeal of this controller is, and exactly why it's so popular, diving through the comments on forums, It seems to me that the general consensus as to why people are mostly down to drop the $ 39.99, is due to the retro design which resembles the sega genesis controller, the fact that it features customisable input settings and that a lot of people actually still do play 2 - D fighting games or want that specific controller feel when playing the more recently released fighting games such as Tekken or even Mortal Kombat X

Also, just to comment on people who have noted that PubPeer is mostly focused on biomedical papers at the moment: this is due to the fairly high amount of non-replicable results that the field has experienced over the past couple decades.

I can only comment on people I know but many view the world mostly through emotion and very little through logic.

There are several thousand people who have shown up here that have made rather senseless and pointless comments, mostly on the Welcome and Heresy thread.

General comments on the above — are people quite sure that Parker's sites are mostly airports or is this a supposition because someone found that a particular subset of them?

Bast did not respond for comment following the launch of the campaign, but Heartland issued a press release: «The people who believe in man - made global warming are mostly on the radical fringe of society.

My own blog, for example, mostly receives comments from people outside the Canadian legal field since I have an — um — eclectic range of readership.

Susannah referred to an article in BoingBoing; the comments on the article are most entertaining — mostly cries of woe from people who had been forced as part of their job duties to file looseleafs.

But mostly, thanks to you — to everyone who visits this blog, to the hundreds of people who've signed up for RSS or email feeds for new posts, and to the hundreds of people who've left tremendously helpful and welcome comments here.