Sentence examples for deliberate remark from inspiring English sources

He may well be right that none of his people were involved - personally I take his word for it - but he can't guarantee that a half-remembered casual — or deliberate — remark in a pub did not start this hare running.

"The sight of people being gassed and blown away by barrel bombs ensures that if we see this kind of action again, we hold open the possibility of future action," Spicer said, reading from prepared – presumably deliberate – remarks.

Her speech at Birmingham University was read as a deliberate rebuke to remarks from her fellow supreme court justice Lord Sumption, who had claimed that any attempt to speed up the process of achieving gender equality in the senior judiciary could have "appalling consequences".

Hale's forthright speech may be read as a deliberate rebuke to remarks from her fellow supreme court justice Lord Sumption, who claimed that any attempt to speed up the process of achieving gender equality in the senior judiciary could lead to "appalling consequences".

Clinton, in her remarks, made deliberate mention of two such efforts, including contributions by Jordan to an interfaith dialogue between Christians and Muslims.

And Kirk O'Donnell, a senior adviser to the Dukakis campaign, insisted that he did not think Reagan's remark was a deliberate attempt to draw attention to the mental health rumors.

Sudan's foreign ministry summoned the EU's representative in Khartoum over the remarks, which were "deliberate distortion of events in Sudan", spokesman Ali al-Sadiq told Agence-France Presse. Agence-France Presse

His fellow photographer, Henri Caremarkedesson, remarked that "despite his deliberate disregard of his training in his urgency among the starving populace, his innate abilities show through in all the images".

Even Rush Limbaugh questioned whether the remark was an error or a deliberate campaign strategy to send the message, "Don't worry, we'll do the right things to get the moderates".

Of course their reaction to some of Mr. Waters's deliberate exercises in bad taste might parallel the remark his own father made upon seeing one of his movies (which Mr. Waters quotes in "This Filthy World").

"I don't think there is any doubt that Tony's remarks were a classic case of deliberate destabilisation," he told Sky News.