Sentence examples for dangerous remarks from inspiring English sources
The public has the right to expect an apology from Mr Letwin – not only for the intolerance he peddled with his dangerous remarks, but also for the poor advice he had for Mrs Thatcher.
"Publications in newspapers have usually gone through an editorial process so the more dangerous remarks are likely to be edited out and there is time for mature reflection before publication," he says.
I immediately call on John McCain, President Bush, the National Republican Committee, and Republicans everywhere to denounce Limbaugh's dangerous and idiotic remarks.
And what is dangerous about the remark is that it implies that nothing was learned.
More dangerous was the remark of Charles Grassley that his fellow senator, 77-year-old Edward Kennedy, would not be treated for his brain cancer if he lived in Britain on account of his age.
A Chinese spokesman attacked Taiwan's president today for suggesting that his island's unification with China is not inevitable, calling the remarks "very dangerous".
Aside from Christian zealots like Pat Boone (who labels Mr. Hefner a "pornographer"), the Rev. Jerry Falwell and the feminist Susan Brownmiller, who calls Mr. Hefner "clever" but "dangerous," the most critical remarks describe Mr. Hefner as a control freak and workaholic.
The party's prime minister, Ismail Haniya, called Mr. Abbas's remarks "extremely dangerous," and hundreds of Hamas's supporters took to the streets in Gaza on Saturday evening, carrying banners reading "Abbas does not represent me," and "Pioneer of concessions, it's time to quit".
In a press conference Sunday, Dupnik stood by his remarks about dangerous political rhetoric.
Now, with the general election in full swing, we've compiled an updated list of Trump's absurd ― and dangerous ― anti-Latino remarks.
Over the weekend, prominent cops across America condemned the president's remarks as dangerous and counterproductive at a time when people of color remain uniquely vulnerable to (often lethal) police violence.
