Sentence examples for direct remarks from inspiring English sources

The ad then features Mr. Obama's direct remarks to the camera.

In contrast, many of the survivors and victims' families and friends made direct remarks to Tsarnaev, often in voices shaking with emotion.

Juppe, in even more direct remarks on France Info radio before departing for the Luxembourg meeting, also said NATO must increase the effectiveness of its bombing operations.

Robert Mirshak, his manager, heard similar comments after adding Mr. Brownlee to his roster, as well as less direct remarks like, "He's not who our idea for the role is".

Mr. Lieberman, who also had a convention discussion with the vice-presidential nominee, Gov. Sarah Palin, on national security, said he viewed his direct remarks about Mr. Obama as "quite respectful".

In unusually direct remarks, one of Iran's most influential leaders warned today that corruption allegations against the Mayor of Teheran had poisoned the country's political environment and posed a risk to its health.

In 1920, the Ladies Home Journall mentions Ingleton as one of those scenario writers who had occasionally directed, remarking that "Now and again a woman scenario editor would direct a picture". Listing her along with Jeanie Macpherson, Ruth Ann Baldwin, and Elsie Jane Wilson, the author refers to her as "scenario writer and afterward director" (140).

His ambiguous statement earlier this week raised questions about whether Mr. McCain intended to direct his remarks at Mr. Zapatero.

He refers to Alfarabi as the "eminent later scholar to whom we are most concerned to direct our remarks" as he constructs his different system (see Street 2001).

The leader of the Commons directed his remarks at Labour.

Professor Dowling then directs his remarks to President Hall.