Sentences with phrase «comment hit the nail on the head»

The writer of this comment hit the nail on the head straight ahead.

I think this comment hits the nail on the head — clerks write opinions for judges; associates write articles for partners; etc. — I don't think anyone would seriously argue that these judges and partners are regularly violating ethical rules.

Not exact matches

With Copyblogger removing comments from their blog the other day I think you are hitting the nail on the head with some of your ideas here.

Reblogged this on Melinda Blunk... Letting Go, and Letting Life and commented: I read this article, and I absolutely loved it... it hit the nail on the head... he didn't condone it, but yet at the same time he didn't knock down on them... I feel the same way he feels!

Let me first start by saying I think you hit the nail on the head with the comment about personal preference.

Liverpool fans probably won't appreciate the comments given they're coming from an ex-Man Utd player, but he arguably hits the nail on the head.

Burnley manager Sean Dyche hit the nail on the head with his comments after...

User RedGrittyBrick hit the nail on the head in his comment: money today is better than money tomorrow.

@mmyers hit the nail on the head, in his comment above.

Hi Susan — You hit the nail on the head with your comment and so very true.

Reblogged this on Another Single Woman's Blog and commented: Suzie hits the nail on the head with this one.

My colleague Phil Floraday succinctly hits the nail on the head in regard to the Chevy Cruze with this comment: Yes, the Cruze is a big step forward for GM in the small - car segment, but it doesn't advance the small - car segment itself.

I «liked» her comment because she hit the nail on the head; I am not a professional «animal advocate.»

Strikerhunter hit the nail on the head: «There is a reason behind these negative comments.

The comments above in relation to model aeroplanes hit the nail on the head — Is this model simply to paint and decorate and look nice?

I think you hit the nail on the head with your comment, «What systemic change is necessary to make it possible for an individual to spend $ 10,000, have sufficient representation, and resolve their issue?»