Sentence examples similar to informed remarks from inspiring English sources

Their participation was fitting and significant: it highlighted the theme of generations that informed both her remarks and those of the General Consul: Lebrun-Damiens noted the role of both her grandmothers.

This radiologist was blinded for the paddle used and was not informed about the remarks of the other observers.

WASHINGTON ― A local authority in Iraqi Kurdistan wants Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump to apologize for his ill-informed remarks about Iraq's history.

"Alaska has one of the highest rates of suicide in the United States and it is disappointing that Representative Young would say such ill-informed remarks about something that is taking the lives of his constituents, young and old, across the Frontier State," said Robert Gebbia, CEO of the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention.

When informed of that remark, Flower did indeed smile – quite well.

Many speculated that Scarry's remarks were informed by sexism.

When Rodriguez was informed of Torre's remarks, he called them the "ultimate compliment".

But just minutes before the hearing began, they were informed that no such remarks would be permitted.

The president's bump stock announcement surprised the Bureau of Alcohol , Tobacco Firearms and Explosives, which did not appear to have been informed of the pending remarks from Mr. Trump.

The discussion was informed by the opening remarks of Surya Deva, current Chair of the Working Group, and by representatives of two communities impacted by investor-state claims.

The prime minister, who was informed of Freud's remarks shortly before prime minister's questions, said: "Those are not the views of the government, they are not the views of anyone in the government.