Sentence examples for find his remarks from inspiring English sources

Personally, as an atheist, I find his remarks wrongheaded and offensive.

But you can understand how those who could put the numbers into context might find his remarks patronising.

I find his remarks on the link you posted disingenuous, and carefully framed to avoid repudiating his previous, or perhaps current, position.

When Thomson acted with the indiscretion he did, rather than find his remarks denied, the first minister's spokesperson stood by their substance.

The turning point came in mid-April 2011, when the president delivered a major speech on the budget, only to find his remarks obscured by questions about his birth certificate.

His name is Mark Rothko, and I think you'll find his remarks about the way the art world is going provocative - even though he made them, in a speech accepting an honorary doctorate from Yale University, in 1969.

Some students found his remarks deeply offensive.

When the President was finally persuaded to praise Mr. Carter for his diplomatic work at a Harry Truman tribute dinner in Washington some months later, many found his remarks disingenuous.

The former policewoman and Crimewatch presenter Jacqui Hames said she found his remarks in the Commons "profoundly depressing", while a group representing families who lost relatives in the Hillsborough football disaster were said to be "very upset".

Did your mother let you out?" She wanted to let him know how clumsy she found his remarks so she said slowly, "Did my mother let me out?" He brushed ashes off his shirtfront and then said, "Yes," falsely jaunty.

I scanned down the page, and just below the header, next to Warden's innocently beaming face, I found his offending remarks: "Some people could make the argument that a lot of people like being in abusive relationships.