Sentence examples for larger remarks from inspiring English sources

At a talk this morning, the general counsel couched his larger remarks in the historical context of general warrants, a key source of anger among the colonies that eventually boiled over and led to armed revolt and the formation of the United States, in his estimation.

He considered the flag to have originally been much larger; and remarked on its extreme fragility and the requirement for careful handling, if it should be handled at all.

McAdams was disappointed that the film failed to find a larger audience, remarking that "I only hear these businesspeople: 'Well, no one was sure who it was for.'" In 2011, McAdams co-starred in Woody Allen's fantasy romantic comedy Midnight in Paris opposite her Wedding Crashers co-star Owen Wilson and Michael Sheen, the film opened the 2011 Cannes Film Festival.

Although the proposed protocol can only achieve a maximal multiplexing gain 2 L 2 L + 3 while the schemes in [18] can achieve 1, the difference is negligible for a large L. Remark 3: On the other hand, the R-CMA protocol in [18] can be straightforwardly extended to the two-user two-relay scenario considered in this paper.

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His image has been fixed in large measure by remarks that replay in a seemingly endless loop on YouTube and on cable television.

One of our agents was fortunately at hand to overhear the larger of them remark, "Well, I'm glad I was able to support him.

The controversy stems in large part from remarks by US Ambassador to the UN Susan Rice several days after the 11 September assault.

Just this week, Canada's leading news magazine, Maclean's, ran a cover story about "Growing Up Large," portraying the hurtful remarks and health risks heavy Canadian children must endure.

But the larger message from his remarks seems to be that United States and allied forces are facing a long, hard slog with no apparent end in sight.

He simply spent a large part of his remarks clarifying its meaning.