Sentence examples similar to complete remark from inspiring English sources

Aware of the event's international audience, his complete remarks made me feel completely embarrassed to be an American.

Here were Coughlin's complete remarks, via Giants.com: Opening comments I thought our week was a good week.

"The Brooklyn Bridges," he said, adding a phrase that rendered impossible the publication of his complete remarks but adequately conveyed his distaste for the whole matter.

You can read Rohrabacher's complete remarks here.

[View Obama's complete remarks on healthcare.].

To see her complete remarks, check out the full video above.

He referred back to his complete remarks, in which he had said he would focus on middle-income Americans rather than the very poor, who get government help, or the very rich, who don't need it.

"What we have to do is exhaust all efforts, diplomatic efforts, to try to resolve this properly, maintaining open lines of communication," Mattis said, in his most complete remarks on the issue to date.

King stood by his comments in a recent appearance on CNN's "AC360," telling Wolf Blitzer he didn't say "the vast majority of those who would come in here are drug smugglers" and that Republican lawmakers didn't see his complete remarks.

Secretary Powell said the inspections could take "months" to complete, a remark that seemed at odds with the administration's insistence that efforts to disarm Iraq not drag on for an extended period.

"It enables scientists to predict what will happen in states of complete confusion," remarked the Times.