Sentence examples similar to in depth remarks from inspiring English sources
He made his most in-depth remarks on the subject in a March 2008 speech, when he sought to deflect mounting controversy over his association with his former pastor, the Rev. Jeremiah Wright, who had made critical statements about the United States because of its history of slavery and segregation.
(FM3) However, it was also remarked that in-depth studying was discouraged if clinicians had low expectations of students: "It is true that your attitude becomes more lax, [if these people are so easily satisfied], so you think: I don't really have to study that chapter because they won't pick me up on it anyway tomorrow, so I will go and have another beer now".
When I shared the how heavily this comment space had been used with the National Center for Homelessness and Veterans (VA)'s acting director Thomas O'Toole, M.D., before the other results were analyzed in more depth, he remarked that the comments were the survey's "gold" — since we rarely hear directly from this population in their own words.
These questions and more are best considered in an in-depth congressional and national debate, not the casual backroom consult Corker's remarks perhaps unintentionally envisioned.
More "in-depth scrutiny"?
Conduct in-depth research.
Preliminary results of the in-depth review into the practices of the nation's largest mortgage companies are expected to be released next month, Mr. Bernanke said in remarks prepared for delivery to a housing finance conference in Arlington, Va.
