Sentence examples for if the remarks from inspiring English sources

Extra points if the remarks are audible to the acquaintance.

It is not known if the remarks were posted by him.

Similarly, Mr. Caldera, asked if the remarks did not violate West Point's policy of barring political speeches, said: "Absolutely not.

Analysts also say that even if the remarks by Mr. Hayami were scripted, they may reflect a new sense of urgency among Government and central bank officials.

In statements, Miller said he "didn't mean to offend anyone," and ABC said that if the remarks offended anyone, "we are sorry".

Pendleton, for example, wondered if the remarks about Clark could have been payback by a co-worker for a past run-in.

Lara wasn't sure if the remark was intended for them, and she didn't reply.

Republicans say that if the remark offers a window into Mr. Cheney's temperament, what they see is a man of strength and conviction.

Even if the remark is unlikely to go back to Aristotle, his doubts about who influenced whom suggest that Alcmaeon belonged to the late sixth or early fifth century rather than later (Schofield 2012, 156).

But there won't be any choice if the remark by a Japanese official to Business Week truly reflects political reality in Tokyo.

In other words, if the remark was offhanded, and particularly if it came from someone you hardly know, there's a good chance that person has no idea the remark might offend you.