Sentence examples for first remarks about from inspiring English sources

Pope John Paul II, in his first remarks about the war since it began, urged peace.

On Friday, President Obama made his first remarks about the case, saying that when he thinks about the shooting, he thinks about his own children.

But Mr. Guare, in his first remarks about his experience at the Public, described the proposed alterations as "completely alien to the spirit of the play, that would have had the effect of dumbing it down".

In his first remarks about the 10-year, $171 billion farm bill now stalled in the Senate, Mr. Bush tried to reassure Republicans from agriculture states that he would not abandon farm subsidies.

Mr. Gore also used the speech to make his first remarks about a study released this week by the RAND Corporation, a research organization in Santa Monica, Calif., that raised questions about the effectiveness of student testing in Texas.

TOKYO — Secretary of State John Kerry, in his first remarks about Iran since Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel warned the United States to be wary of talks with the country, said on Thursday that the United States would negotiate with Tehran only if it provided proof that it would not pursue nuclear defense programs.

Her first remark about the Glassers made him angry, & he knew there was no use in explaining.

Making the first remarks in public about the Israeli attack by any American official, Mr. Bush said that his administration maintained a cloak of secrecy to avoid the risk of further military conflict in the region, including possible Syrian retaliation against Israel.

In his inaugural address, Trump repeatedly used the slogan "America First," which he'd used in remarks about foreign policy during his campaign.

President Bush spoke with spare dignity in his first remarks to the nation about the disaster.

The prime minister has, in his first remarks since the attack, talked about national unity and the coalescing of political forces to defend the state.