Sentence examples for lots of remarks from inspiring English sources

"Lots of remarks about Jews and blacks," Willard observed, "yet we haven't even mentioned Pearl Harbor".

"The US has recently made quite a lot of remarks about militarization.

The gymnast said her hair has garnered "a lot" of remarks and she shared one story that highlights the importance of representation. .

Besides, a lot of remarks were too fundamental to reject, although some made by a minority of experts.

"The reaction is very good actually, and we get lots of nice remarks," Coles told the UK's Express.

"The NHS matters so people make a lot of passionate remarks about it.

Listen to Rachel Maddow or Keith Olbermann, and you'll hear a lot of caustic remarks and mockery aimed at Republicans.

Unlike W., Obama doesn't have a chip on his shoulder and he doesn't make a lot of snarky remarks.

It is easy to imagine that Professor Burt has to put up with a lot of snide remarks from colleagues about how he spends, and defines, his research time.

When Susan had breast cancer, we heard a lot of lame remarks, but our favorite came from one of Susan's colleagues.

It took six months, two dozen edits, an editor recusing himself, a meeting with our parent company, a whole lot of snide remarks (we were "whiny," "entitled" and "ungrateful") and the enduring support of three editors in particular -- all men -- for our story to see the light of day.