Sentence examples for Adding a remark from inspiring English sources
"She's talking about a man from 10 years ago," Ms. Goldberg said, adding a remark about her romantic life, which, sadly, we have found necessary to bleep in its entirety.
On the subject of the liberty of the press, as much has been said, I cannot forbear adding a remark or two: In the first place, I observe that there is not a syllable concerning it in the constitution of this state, and in the next, I contend that whatever has been said about it in that of any other state, amounts to nothing.
"I reject the assertion that it can't all be done with advertising," Wilson said, adding that the television and radio industry were all "free" and ad-supported, a remark that was contested by others on the panel, who pointed out that cable subscribers pay for access to TV channels.
First, there is the spectacle of a member of the legislative branch making an insulting ad hominem remark about a sitting Justice... and then having the temerity, once having erred, to double-down.
But unlike NBC, the White House spoke to the issue forthrightly, saying that the president made a mistake when he went off script and ad-libbed his remarks.
A heckler shouted a remark about corporations.
Here a remark is in order.
Emanuel's voice rose to nearly a shout or cracked with emotion on several occasions, including when he said, in another ad-libbed remark, "No citizen is a second-class citizen in the city of Chicago". .
Republicans like to caricature Mr. Biden, 69, as gaffe-prone and a soft target — his recent ad-libbed remark that the middle class was "buried the last four years" confirmed those impressions.
