Sentence examples for made remarks for from inspiring English sources

Mr. Haider has made remarks, for which he has since apologized, playing down Nazi atrocities.

Former Governor Alfred E. Smith, LISPC chairman and highway designer Robert Moses, and Heckscher all made remarks at a ceremony for the name change, and Heckscher was presented with a bronze tablet honoring his work.

Horrified, his friends berate him for making remarks likely to offend women.

Bill Shorten has rebuked a senior member of his team for making remarks critical of the governor general.

This is not the first time someone who makes a living on one platform has been clobbered for making remarks on another.

She said she was moved when she witnessed school administrators admonish a student for making remarks to a teacher that could have been construed as sexual harassment.

A local sheriff described him as "pretty drunk .Mr Cobb has now filed a complaint against the state's attorney-general for making remarks intended to prevent him from practising his "religion" of "racial awareness".

The novelist went on to "declare that 'harassing the Muslim community in Britain' would be neither moral nor efficacious", but made no apology for making remarks describing an "urge" that the Muslim community should "suffer", nor any attempt to respond to wider concerns over his views concerning Islamism.

But the Italian said he had no regrets about reprimanding his star driver for making remarks critical of the car.

Lott resigned after coming under heavy criticism for making remarks that appeared to endorse past racist policies.

As Spoto, quoting this comment, rightly points out, the director often made provocative remarks for effect.