Sentence examples similar to approved remarks from inspiring English sources

Instead, the groups were equipped with iPads, and their comments, objections and approving remarks were reflected in real-time on a white board.

That this is what Geach has in mind is clear from some approving remarks he makes in his 1973 article about Quine's (1970) proposal to treat identity as a non-logical notion.

They would vet and approve whatever remarks he makes — an option they wouldn't have if they denied him a slot and left him to his own devices on cable television.

The demands by Mr. Paul's supporters came after he had decided not to speak at the Republican National Convention after the Romney campaign insisted on approving his remarks beforehand.

Halfway through my breakfast, a trio of elderly Bavarian gents trooped in and joined me at my table (sharing tables is common in Munich, another thoroughly civilised convention) and the eldest-looking, who was sporting one of those dainty felt hats, pointed at my breakfast and made what appeared to be an approving remark.

I've worked in DC as well and it is standard that Clinton or someone on her campaign team either provided Bill Clinton's talking points or approved his general remarks.

After Kymriah was approved, some analysts remarked that the $475,000 price was much lower than they predicted.

However, while he criticised the extravagance of the plot and action sequences, he believed that this added to the enjoyment of the film, and particularly approved of the remark "I think he's attempting re-entry!" by "Q" during Bond and Goodhead's orbiting of the Earth which he described as "featuring what might be the best double entendre ever".

The speeches were carefully scripted to avoid extemporaneous remarks; even the spokesman's remarks were approved by McKinley or a representative.

Another poll, for the Washington Post and ABC, found that 30% of voters approved of Palin's remarks after the Tucson shootings, while 46% disapproved.

Sixty-four percent of rank-and-file Republicans approved of his Charlottesville remarks.