Sentence examples for by remarks from inspiring English sources

Igdalsky is not shaken by remarks like that.

At 12.30pm, why not enjoy Luncheon with Rick Santorum, followed by "remarks"?

By remarks' end, the big question remaining was whether the Mane Men would consummate their alliance with a hug.

Investors also seemed encouraged by remarks by the president of the Federal Reserve Bank of St . Louis James Bullard.

Mrs. Clinton said she was offended by remarks attributed to members of the organization, the American Muslim Alliance.

Brown has also been impressed by remarks by Oswald Grübel, the new chief executive of Switzerland's biggest bank, UBS.

At the same time, Mr. Romney stood by remarks made in February on Sean Hannity's radio show that Mr. Obama wanted to make America "a less Christian nation".

Mr. Greenslade's theory seemed to be borne out by remarks made by Mr. Kavanagh in a live interview with BBC Radio 5 later on Monday.

The latest debate in Britain was spurred by remarks from Sir Nick Harvey, a Liberal Democratic former defense minister in the Conservative-led coalition government.

The Socceroos' victory over Jordan in June was somewhat soured by remarks by their German-born coach Holger Osieck at the post-match press conference.

In his drive-by remarks, Mr. Romney stayed tethered to the electoral matter at hand, saying he was focused on securing the "endorsement of the people of Nevada".