Sentence examples for Notable remark from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the most notable remark McNamee made during the phone call with Clemens came when he referred to that arrangement: "All I did was what I thought was right," McNamee said.

There is one notable remark from Season two, episode nine that has gone largely unexplored.

A notable remark from Otaiba appears in the second confirmed exchange in July 2015.

In fact, BLM was a movement that deeply inspired Prince and moved him to make a riveting and notable remark about race just last year: .

"How do we get to that vocabulary, that purpose and that channel of communication," he asked, "that assures consumers that we aren't a lot of evil-headed monsters?" It was notable, though little remarked by the attendees, that the conference's host has often been at the center of the privacy and security debate.

These remarks are notable only because they come from the highest levels of government.

Her remarks were notable only in that she said nothing about her Republican opponent, Representative Rick A. Lazio.

Mr. Paterson's remarks were notable for being peppered with wisecracking jokes.

While Hollande also rejected the call for an official apology, he injected a series of notable confessions in official remarks during his state visit to Algeria in December.

Grimsley's remarks are notable now that he is being investigated for the alleged use and distribution of steroids, amphetamines and human growth hormone.

It is not surprising that the 99% stopped using the language of the American Dream, but what is notable from Romney's remarks is that even the wealthy have abandoned it.