Sentence examples for exchange of remarks from inspiring English sources

He said that he did not think "there was any racial overtone" in the exchange of remarks.

Instead he seemed to be reveling in the music, and it was clear from an entirely upbeat exchange of remarks afterward that he was thrilled to be back.

It was unclear whether the release of Putin's supposed letter was prompted by an exchange of remarks with Moscow on nuclear weapons.

The exchange of pointed remarks comes after Belarus responded with anger last week to European Union sanctions intended to punish Mr. Lukashenko's government for a crackdown on dissidents.

As a voter, I still feel the need for a true debate between the two candidates on their major positions to solve our nation's many problems rather than exchanges of insulting remarks about each other's character.

The days leading up to the vote were marked by a feverish exchange of words, culminating in remarks about Muslims from a leader of the Tea Party, Mark Williams, that were widely dismissed as racist.

His coffin would rest on his wife's, hers still new-looking, its varnish undimmed, and, in an exchange of maudlin condolences, women remarked that most likely Grania was in there still, waiting to welcome him.

In the second edition of her Loose Remarks she printed an exchange of letters with Benjamin Rush, in which he praised her political principles as well as offering some minor criticisms.

Below is the complete text of remarks made by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel on Tuesday, at the start of an emergency cabinet meeting to discuss a prisoner exchange agreement with Hamas.

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Thus discussion was obliged to limit itself to rather general remarks about the obviously wide exchange of goods, the most famous points of production or sale of given articles, techniques of banking, or commercial law.