Sentence examples for At remarks from inspiring English sources

Amos chuckles away throughout – at his material, at his own supposed slip-ups, at remarks from his audience.

He took umbrage at remarks by Cameroon's 1990 World Cup hero Roger Milla, who said Eto'o had done little for the national side.

In 2005, for example, Mr. Rumsfeld took umbrage at remarks General McCaffrey made to The Washington Times about the impact of unchecked poppy production in Afghanistan.

You could see people shaking their heads in dismay at remarks that were barely appropriate for the works outing of a book warehouse union.

After taking umbrage at remarks George Bush made in Israel about appeasement, Mr Obama went on to argue that the threat from Iran was not of the same magnitude as that posed by the Soviet Union.

The nation's union leaders said on Tuesday that they were "appalled" at remarks made by President Obama condoning the mass firing of teachers at a Rhode Island high school.

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Arnold winced at these remarks as sharply as he did at Mary's contractions.

Britegam laughed at the remarks.

The Republicans take umbrage at such remarks.

Look at the remarks of Senator Feinstein.