Sentence examples for In the remarks of from inspiring English sources

Anti-American public sentiment in Arab countries is also evident in the remarks of national leaders.

And that was only August.Extreme republican views were starkly on display in the remarks of councillor Martin Connolly, a hardliner.

But Iran's domestic media cited sources close to Iran's delegation as saying Tehran saw "few encouraging points" in the remarks of American and European officials.

Such addenda have precedent in the remarks of T.S. Eliot affixed to "The Waste Land"; if the poem were absent the notes would serve as well.

The cynicism of this rhetorical journey can be traced in the remarks of Laura Ingraham, who interviewed Daisy Khan, Abdul Rauf's wife and partner in the project, in December.

The president's view was reflected in the remarks of another senior official, who told reporters that the agreement will give the United States "the capacity to carry out the counterterrorism operations that are necessary for Al Qaeda not to resettle".

Ukip's obsession with what gay men do with their bodies was manifest in the remark of an Oxfordshire councillor that the recent floods were God's punishment on England for allowing homosexuality.

In the remark of [15], p.15, it is pointed out that Lemma 2.4 holds.

INTERPRETERS in the European Parliament trying to translate the remarks of George "Gigi" Becali may struggle.

"I recognize the remarks of industry in that," he tells ScienceInsider.

Governor Brown made the announcement in the closing remarks of the Global Climate Action Summit in San Francisco, echoing a pledge made two years ago to scientists at the American Geophysical Union's 2016 meeting.