Sentence examples for can make remarks from inspiring English sources
The Sharpe-Marshall incident illustrated how the blogosphere can make remarks sound more inflammatory than they really were.
A review and sharing of previous discussion contents lead to a uniformed knowledge level among all participants, wherein low-level participants can make remarks actively.
Jenny is in real trouble, and Carey Mulligan, who worked with Sarsgaard in the recent Broadway production of "The Seagull," makes her fallible but brave; her Jenny can make foolish remarks without seeming foolish as a person.
That means that you can watch sports, you can drink beer, and you can make sexist remarks about Hillary Clinton, but if any part of you is inside a man's anus, you are not straight-acting.
That way if your crush or anyone else is in a conversation and you are near, silently listening, you can make a remark about their topic in a soft-spoken voice.
"My zeal, my love of Israel, and my concern for the future safety of your nation led me to make remarks which I can now view in retrospect as inappropriate and insensitive," Mr. Robertson said in a letter addressed to Omri Sharon, one of Mr. Sharon's two sons.
Starting from the inclusion of a second mixture of normals, one can make the following remarks.
Based on average results, we also can make the following remarks: i.
We can make the same remark for the case of dropping probability illustrated in Figure8.
