Sentence examples for in a remarks from inspiring English sources

In a remarks published Wednesday by German media, the energy commissioner, Gunther Oettinger, scoffed at assurances that France is working to get its economic house in order and said "too many in Europe still believe that everything will be fine".

John Lennon mentioned the move in a remark in an interview in San Francisco in 1964.

In a remark he will never live down, he once called iPods "repositories of stolen music".

"I'm not the only one in this condition," she said, in a remark that typified Japanese selflessness.

"I'm the cheerleader in this," he added, laughing, in a remark that played a bit with gender stereotypes.

A clue to these questions may be found in a remark by Jones earlier this year: "God made a mistake with me.

"I don't have a soul," says Courage in a remark sure to resonate well beyond the curtain call.

The reason for it is found in a remark made by a little boy to his mother last week.

In a remark clearly aimed at Sir Ken, he said: "We are still paying for some of those [mistakes].

But children are quick to perceive possibilities, potentialities: in a remark, perhaps in some remote context; in a glance, a smile.

In a remark apparently aimed at Mr. Schäuble, Mr. Moscovici said the crisis had an effect "on everyone, even Germany, which is today experiencing an economic slowdown".