Sentence examples for has made remarks from inspiring English sources

Mr. Haider has made remarks, for which he has since apologized, playing down Nazi atrocities.

Mr. Xi has made remarks, though, that underscore the need for China to remain true to its socialist roots.

It is not simply that Maurice (now Lord) Glasman has made remarks that he then sought to clarify.

"It is clear Tony has made remarks that have upset people," Carl-Henric Svanberg, the chairman of BP's board of directors, told the British television network Sky News on Friday.

They include the Law and Justice Party of Poland, and in particular Michal Kaminski, a controversial MEP who has made remarks about homosexuals, and about a wartime massacre of Jews by Poles in Jedwabne (a town he once represented in the Polish parliament), which many find alarming.Another new ally (though it has only one MEP) is "For Fatherland and Freedom", a nationalist party from Latvia.

To me he is a very welcome addition to the BBC coverage" I was looking forward to him too, but quite a few times he has made remarks that are either irrelevant or unfounded or made to suit a certain agenda or just plain wrong that he has lost most credibility.

Some published reports stated that Garnett had made remarks about Anthony's wife.

"I've made remarks about my players at different places that I've spoken.

And then there are the shoes: "A lot of people have made remarks about the white shoes.

In 1990, CBS News suspended him without pay in response to complaints that he had made remarks offensive to black and gay people.

The family's lawyer, Steven M. Cohen of Buffalo, said the caller had made remarks that were "disparaging of the sister, because of her lifestyle".