Bring out
Bring out verb - To express (a thought or emotion) in words.
Comments
Bring out and comments are semantically related in explanation topic. Sometimes you can use "Bring out" instead a verb "Comments".
Both terms in one sentence
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Then he comments on how her plump thorps bring out the sway of her tail,note Damn straight they do!
Source: Nonhumans Lack Attributes - At the end of the Bring Out Your Dead bit, someone comments that Arthur must be a king because he hasn't got shit all over him.
Source: Chekhov's Gag - Following the format that Linkletter created on the earlier show, he and Cosby would bring out a set of children between the ages of 5 and 10 and gently "interview" them to elicit innocently outrageous comments and observations.
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