Sentence examples for fine remarks from inspiring English sources

Corzine, slow and earnest and soft-spoken, made his usual fine remarks about raising the standards of debate and then ran down his list of issues at his usual lofty level of generality.

One of the best of many fine remarks in Sam Harris' book The End Of Faith: Religion, Terror, and the Future of Reason (W.W. Norton, 2004) is this one: "...in our opposition to the worldview of Islam, we confront a civilization with an arrested history.

But consider a fine remark from Penelope Curtis, chair of the judges.

It calls to mind Thoreau's fine remark: "If I knew for a certainty that a man was coming to my house with the conscious design of doing me good, I should run for my life".Justin WilsonWashington, DCSIR – If we had told people in 1956 that eventually nearly every jurisdiction in the world would mandate that they must be strapped into their cars, they would probably not have believed us.

"He says that he's not motivated politically, and that's fine," Limbaugh remarked Thursday, and then chuckled.

But my mom brushed it off with a "You'll be fine, Honey," remark -- the woman had to see it for herself.

His remark at a news conference that the "private sector is doing fine" and his remarks at a campaign event that small business owners "didn't build that" are prime examples.

Gov. Strickland, by the way, did just fine in his remarks.

He is also likely to be fined for his remarks.

Tortorella has been fined for previous remarks involving officiating.

Dey said Nicklaus was not fined because his remarks did not constitute ridicule.