Sentence examples for hear remarks from inspiring English sources

Her children hear remarks about her at school.

"Sometimes you would hear remarks when you went out, like, 'Go home,' " Mr. Braye said, walking through the wreckage of his three-bedroom town house.

A spokesman for the Investigative Committee, a federal superagency created last year to pursue important cases, Vladimir Markin, told the Interfax news agency that he found it "strange to hear remarks that not only insult Investigative Committee investigators but undermine the authority of all law-enforcement agencies in the country".

"At the present time when peace and development have become the main themes of the times and continued progress is being made in international nuclear disarmament, it is shocking to hear remarks like this from a senior Japanese official," a Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman, Kong Quan, said, according to the New China News Agency.

"What I don't appreciate is when I hear remarks out of the White House spokesman that... if we're pursuing sanctions we're marching the country off to war.

I think of our trans-gender students whenever I hear remarks or read opinions that are mean and fearful about the same.

She'd clearly heard remarks of this sort a dozen times.

But, he said, many Americans "have heard remarks from your pastors, priests or rabbis with which you strongly disagree".

"I've heard remarks that it's not so easy to start a company in the UK, and perhaps that was the case five or ten years ago," he says.

I heard about the riots in Brixton and Toxteth and I heard remarks made against me but it didn't bother me.

In the days after the attacks, Mrs. Young-Capece heard remarks from her Christian friends to beware of associating with Muslims.