Sentence examples for ill remarks from inspiring English sources

Earlier this year, No. 7 shirts were hot properties, following the ill remarks about the line in Sports Illustrated by John Rocker of the Atlanta Braves.

Mr Peskov was forced to deny claims that his boss was ill, remarking that Mr Putin's health was still so robust his handshake "breaks hands".

During the campaign Mr Dumont was plagued by the ill-chosen remarks of ill-chosen candidates.

But Labour said that the prime minister was "out of touch" if he thought that women's anger with the government was based on ill advised remarks to female colleagues, rather than spending cuts that were hitting women "twice as hard as men".

What this staffer and others forget is that they can go around without being noticed -- unless they post ill advised remarks that go viral.

Those same ill-judged remarks have been exploded out of all context and proportion in Britain.

People will look at these ill-judged remarks and they will reach their own conclusions".

Two weeks ago, a Nobel Laureate made some ill-advised remarks in front of the World Conference of Science Journalism.

The ill-judged remarks included: "does anyone know where to find a very discreet hitman?

Republican Senate candidates in Indiana and Missouri damaged the anti-abortion cause by making ill-considered remarks about rape.

Among the ill-judged remarks that she calls "saboteurs of small talk", she includes "self-absorbed comments like 'I had the strangest dream.