Sentence examples for fresh remarks from inspiring English sources

On Tuesday, Al Habtoor lobbed fresh remarks at Trump, saying to NBC: "I'm sorry I ever supported you".

Much like that smart-alecky woman, I was fond of making fresh remarks and indulging in bitter complaints.

Among the many statements about the protests published by teams throughout the week, including the 49ers' fresh remarks on "oppression and social injustices," only the Seattle Seahawks have specifically called out racial divides. .

As the water dripped down the young man's chin, the master asked, "How does it taste?" "Fresh," remarked the apprentice.

"They're fresh," he remarked.

Every morning Mrs Parmenter braves the elements to pick fresh flowers, remarking as she arranges snowdrops in a vase: "There – don't their brave little faces give you fresh hope?" I can imagine Clovis's response when Mrs Ramsay regales him with Parmenter anecdotes, as she undoubtedly will – they move in the same circles.

It focuses on feelings as much as it does on specific plot points: In a scene where patrons eat fresh watermelon and remark on how it brings a summer feeling, the Master sets out mosquito repellant on the counter to add scent to the mood a small and effective touch.

Sorrell's documents and Steele's remorseful remarks raise fresh questions about the university's handling of faculty complaints after months of disturbing revelations that have led critics to compare the university's actions to the Catholic church's cover up of widespread sexual abuse by priests.

Macron's remarks are a fresh sign that leading French politicians jockeying for the presidency are in no mood to offer concessions to the UK.

As they did so they gave fresh substance to the flattering remark of International Olympic Committee president Jacques Rogge that the Games had come to a place which in so many ways was the founder and organiser of modern sport.

When sued for reckless aspersions — according to Behrman, he remarked "I sniff fresh paint!" upon inspecting a collector's non-Duveen — he relished the ensuing courtroom dramatics, win or lose.