Sentence examples similar to intentional remark from inspiring English sources
Whether that person is a current friend, a former colleague, a former spouse, or just someone who shares your name, his or her stray or intentional remarks about you will usually dominate your online reputation unless you prevent them from doing so.
Sports has hardly been immune to bigoted remarks, intentional or otherwise, and the sweep has been broad in time, place and ethnicity.
I'm not sure if these remarks are intentional or if they just slip out.
I have seen them yesterday present things as Palestinian but they were Israeli... this is therefore intentional," he said in Cairo, in remarks quoted by the Reuters news agency.
To those who questioned whether perhaps he regretted getting ahead of himself, Mr. Draghi insisted Thursday that the remark had been planned and intentional.
But the White House - and his good "friend" John McCain have wasted no time in exploiting the remark and amplifying it as though it was an intentional slur on America's troops.
Despite his carefully apolitical sermon -- his only public remarks here -- many Christians saw his visit as an intentional reminder to both the Muslim majority locally and the Jewish majority nationally of the symbolic importance of Nazareth to the Christian world.
(His remark doesn't technically qualify as a faux pas, because it was intentional. A faux pas by definition is accidental).
In his closing remarks the committee chairman, Sam Nunn, rejected Milligan's finding that the explosion had resulted from an intentional act.
He remarks that "some cases of harming that the doctrine intuitively speaks against are arguably not cases of intentional harming, precisely because neither the harm itself (nor anything itself causally very close to it) is intended" (1991, p. 511).
