Sentence examples for but remarks from inspiring English sources

But remarks from Mr. Bernanke and other Fed officials since then have calmed the market, which has erased those declines.

I'm usually NOT that much of a pessimist (really!), but remarks like Mr. Deutsch's seem a bit ignorant of both history, AND recent events.

The European Central Bank held interest rates unchanged at 1 percent, as expected, but remarks from the central bank's president, Jean-Claude Trichet, on inflation discounted market expectations that interest rates would rise soon.

Eyewitness accounts suggest he didn't, but remarks he had recently made to the Swedish press – "Britain could benefit from a fascist leader… I believe very strongly in fascism" – had made him a marked man.

He listens politely, agrees that in prison minor irritations can become major frustrations, but remarks that people outside the building would laugh at the trivial nature of their complaints.

But remarks he was found to have posted on MySpace left him vulnerable to character examination, Mr. Browning said, contributing to his conviction and a sentence of life in prison without parole.

He disliked Jaruzelski, but called him "an authentic Pole"; he sympathised with Solidarity, but remarked that its ranks were full of Marxists and careerists.

Kocur cut Probert's nose with his first punch but remarked afterward: "We got madder at each other when we lived together.

We focus the discussion on the implicit moment method but remark its differences from the direct implicit method.

This essay comments how nanocarbons are a key element to develop next-generation catalytic materials, but remarking that this goal requires overcoming some of the actual limits in current research.

Berkeley felt it was related to Agaricus ostreatus (now Pleurotus ostreatus) but remarked it was a "far more magnificent species".