Sentence examples for context remarks from inspiring English sources

The video was also updated to put into context remarks by at least one of the women, who told a Reuters reporter she would use her martial arts skills to defend Iran from foreign attack.

At one point, Mr. Bloomberg accused Mr. Green of "smearing" him by quoting "out of context" remarks he had made on, among other things, the need for a third-party witness to corroborate a rape allegation involving an employee of his company.

The out-of-context remarks were damning enough that the current chairwoman of the DNC, Donna Brazile, immediately condemned them.

Imagine if those out-of-context remarks of Obama's preacher had been codified into a political organization - and that he had joined it.

That might not be so bad, and more illuminating than a national obsession with some stray out-of-context remark.

And Mr. Bloomberg has made fleeting reference to Bonnie and Clyde in political contexts, remarking that the city's parks had become so safe under his leadership that "my girlfriend goes and walks the dogs at 1 in the morning".

Any casual Fox News viewer in 2012 could see how the network was pulling for Romney, either by hyping an out-of-context remark from Obama about redistribution, or by distorting a widely covered 2007 campaign speech that addressed issues of race and poverty.

In any context, the remarks are hurtful.

Khan's office said the mayor had "more important things to do than respond to Donald Trump's ill-informed tweet that deliberately takes out of context his remarks".

His comments were made in the context of remarks about Luxembourg's ultra-low rate of VAT, from which Skype also benefited greatly.

Read in their appropriate context, these remarks are exclusively limited to the discussion of the appropriate motivations of one particular type of economic exchange buying and selling.