Sentence examples for adapted remarks from inspiring English sources

Rather than introduce the work, Roth has adapted remarks he gave at Stern's funeral.

Senator Ted Cruz led the conservative charge against Barack Obama's decision to use executive action to reform the immigration system on Thursday, adapting remarks by the Roman philosopher Cicero to accuse the president of wanting to "destroy the constitution".

This comment is adapted from remarks by Fu Ying at the Asia Society Dialogue on October 12 , 2014

The following is adapted from remarks delivered to the China General Chamber of Commerce.

Adapted from remarks delivered on January 14 at the 2016 NCAA Convention in San Antonio, Texas.

The following is adapted from remarks at a recent CATO Institute Policy Forum on Deficits and Defense.

This article is adapted from remarks given by Fu Ying to the China-Singapore BuSingaporeuncil in Singapone on July 27.

This post is adapted from remarks delivered at the Pacific Pension Institute 2007 Summer Roundtable, at the Empress Hotel in Victoria, British Columbia, July 25-27, 2007.

This post is adapted from remarks delivered on July 10 to mark the 20th anniversary of the Srebrenica massacre, at a gathering of youth from all parts of Bosnia, Serbia, Croatia, Kosovo and Montenegro.

He combines shock with charm, taking your arm and holding your look, and adapting his remarks to your nationality.

But most have agreed that we may adapt Lewis' remarks above, maintaining that the function which is near enough to meeting all or most of what we take ourselves to know about chance is near enough to chance to deserve the name.