Sentence examples similar to carefully remarked from inspiring English sources

"I think the idea of the Law Department being able to go to court on its own interpretation is something that needs to be thought through a little more carefully," he remarked.

President de Gaulle read both communications carefully and then remarked that he would welcome further elucidation by Mr. Acheson.

Much progress was made in the commodities required by painters, and the correct prices of such articles were carefully ascertained". Akbar himself remarked, "Bigoted followers of the law are hostile to the art of painting, but their eyes now see the truth.

Quizzed about the credit crunch, a politician delivers some carefully memorised remark about, say, quantitative easing.

TV ads, attack-aides and carefully phrased remarks cannot possibly motivate a large, diverse city.

All it would take would be a few carefully chosen remarks.

What a carefully weighted remark about something as visceral as his freedom.

Obama's carefully chosen remarks about Iran yesterday made just the right points in just the right tone.

By George Packer June 16, 2009 Obama's carefully chosen remarks about Iran yesterday made just the right points in just the right tone.

If he is lucky enough to meet the hiring manager, he has a few carefully prepared remarks ready that reveal that he has done his homework.

After days of remaining silent on the Indian-Pakistani tensions, several U.S. officials weighed in on Wednesday with carefully worded remarks that sought to avoid putting the blame on either of the sides.