Sentences with phrase «to comment on something»

They said it's «impossible to comment on something we haven't seen.»

Obviously they're not true atheist if they would even read an article about religion, because according to their beliefs, after this life, there is nothing, so why do they feel the need to comment on something they say doesn't exist?

Why are you on a religious blog bashing the religious for freely coming together to read and comment on something relevant.

I don't know where these other idiots come from, but they love to comment on something that is none of their business.

You are just so cute with your free floating indignant righteousness, taking the time to comment on something you don't even think exists.

It's very strange why so many non - believers and non Catholics comment on something they know nothing about.

why must you comment on something you have absolutely no clue about?

Please stop turning this comment section into a hate blog and actually comment on something useful.

2000 posts from people who believe Heaven is on Earth... or don't believe... but spend all their time and effort commenting on something they don't care about.

(I would also like to comment on something else but I don't want it to come off as me being judgmental nor confrontational with you, please don't take it that way.

Heidi, The fact that there are already 36 comments on something as seemingly mundane as an egg salad sandwich is a testament to your genius!

I'm not one for commenting on something or someone I have no idea on ability wise, and therefore regarding Winston Reid I refuse to compare.

Most football fans will not give a damn about what Wayne may or may not have done but some who have no interest in the game will find themselves duty bound to comment on something they no nothing about.

I've been there, and it's hard not to take it personal when someone is commenting on something so personally important to you.

Again, I repeat, «It is totally unreasonable to suggest that people should not publicly comment on something that someone else intentionally put into the public domain.»

Your teen may not be interested in typing practice as a boring exercise, but may jump at the chance to type statuses and comments on something cool like Facebook.

It is totally unreasonable to suggest that people should not publicly comment on something that someone else intentionally put into the public domain.

You can tell a bit about a company when they are willing to give parents a chance to comment on something that isn't necessarily good.

Dressing your kids as a pregnant Kylie Jenner is also a kind of baiting of Kylie to come out and comment on something very personal that is happening to her body.

It's unfortunate you didn't read the article but felt the need to comment on something that has nothing to do with you.

Get the correct information before commenting on something you know nothing about!

You want me to comment on something he said to Howard Stern in 15 seconds 10 years ago.»

Why did you even bother to waste time commenting on something that has got nothing to do with the topic at hand.

You may think all those social networking sites are just a way to connect with others and pass the time, but consider this: You get a dopamine hit every time someone likes or comments on something you post, which only encourages you to use social networking tools more.

So, I want to comment on something else you said too, which was about the people who get so bloated after a meal.

One has to wonder (1) why do so many of these medical doctors lack a basic understanding of biochemistry and (2) why they feel comfortable publicly commenting on something they clearly haven't taken the time to understand thoroughly?

Glad to see some of the responses by them were reasonable, but I have to second healthyengineer for the rest, ``... (2) why they feel comfortable publicly commenting on something they clearly haven't taken the time to understand thoroughly?»

Comment on something that you just said, and then bring this back to children, where you started.

I was only commenting on something that you made public.

Read her profile and comment on something in it.

Good introductory email can incorporate into your dating site can be a comment on something you writing a good tone for a sample business letter.

Comment on something specific from her profile or her messages to you.

You could comment on something that's happened in the news recently, something you're both interested in, or even something completely random.

Drop a simple note that comments on something you've discovered by reading the profile.

Or you can comment on something she's doing or something going on around you.

I am not asking them out; it's just «Hello, I saw your profile» and I comment on something they said they did or maybe where they ave traveled and if they write back which they usually do we can go from there and if they don't it's OK, there are more men there to chat with.

Users can then choose to like and comment on something in that profile, and that serves as a mutual conversation starter.

Co-signing for this type of person can be as simple as liking a status they post that is attacking another person, place or business or commenting on something agreeing with them.

Your first message to her should contain a comment on something you have in common or something you find exciting about her.

Your first message to her should contain a comment on something you have in.

FInally i would like to comment on something people tend to ignore as it's a gold standard in the ignored factors that make a fighting game: Story!

Because Capcom has commented on something that's been bugging fans since they've finished the game.

Comment on something without fear, knowing that even though it is a popular topic, you won't be afraid to check your phone for the rest of the day.

If a journalist is looking for a thriller author to comment on something or a murder mystery writer or whatever, then you want to come up first in a search.

I wanted to comment on something that I've not read much about which is when to lock in profits or when to sell your position The example I want to use is my very recent USD JPY long trade I entered the trade at 111.422 and I exited the trade at 112.081 the reason I exited was the one hour group candle formation.

CC: You are correct that I'm the one that needs to understand TDMP, it just looks strange that you would want to make uninformed comments on something like this in your blog.

I think you need to educate yourself before posting a comment on something you obviously need education on.

If that's the case then why the hell would he comment on something so stupid and irrelevant, saying this version will run better when in fact the damn game isn't even finished yet.

The small amount of times I've heard either of them comment on something they seem completely out of touch and out of the loop more so Chris Grant.

My first instinct was «drugs», but KAWS could be commenting on something deeper and arguably more widespread: social media and infotainment overload.