Sentence examples for in which remarks from inspiring English sources

According to The Times, a meeting in 1893 devolved into "some rather highly spiced discussion" in which remarks regarding the position of women in the church were greeted variously with applause and hisses.

Both questioned him about what went wrong with the Collins story but also brought up some other high-profile flubs by Kurtz including one in which remarks were attributed to U.S. Rep. Darrell Issa (R-Vista) that actually came from his spokesman.

This emerges in a closing comment on the sophism in which Buridan remarks, "perfecting this solution, we have to say that every proposition, adding that it exists, implies that it is true" (S 9.8, 7th sophism: 970).

Segel makes Wallace funny — which makes perfect sense in the context of the book, in which his remarks to Lipsky are as quietly hilarious as they are ingenious.

The milieu of these works is a cruel one, in which wounding remarks by one figure may explain the severed hands or straitjacketing of another.

But regardless of the setting in which the remarks are made, there is a recent history of people in sports using offensive slurs against gays and being punished for it.

Leonard Cohen's single "Closing Time," in which he remarks that this period "looks like freedom but it feels like death / it's something in between, I guess / It's closing time," seems apt.

What's important to mention now is that I also recognize that the same dire ratio surely applies to the long tendentious paragraph in which these remarks presently appear.

But he also sought to explain the circumstances in which the remarks had come to light: "Such comments were made off-air to work colleagues, and were, of course, never intended to be broadcast".

A national media frenzy erupted focusing on an explanation that this under-representation may stem in part from "issues of intrinsic aptitude" differences between men and women, without considering the context in which the remarks were made.

Robert M. Seltzer and Norman J. Cohen highlight the scene in which Annie remarks that Annie's grandmother "hates Jews.