Sentence examples for made remarks that from inspiring English sources

Two City Council members made remarks that were insensitive, or at best ignorant.

And last week, a tourism under secretary made remarks that portrayed German tourists as beer-guzzling boors.

The family's lawyer, Steven M. Cohen of Buffalo, said the caller had made remarks that were "disparaging of the sister, because of her lifestyle".

A three-way tug of war emerged yesterday when J. D. Edwards & Company made remarks that could put PeopleSoft, which plans to acquire J.

Asked about Livingstone's claim that Hitler supported Zionism, Corbyn told MPs: "Ken Livingstone made remarks that are wholly unacceptable and wrong".

Nine years ago, the team waded into turbulent social waters when two of its players, Allan Houston and Charlie Ward, made remarks that were deemed anti-Semitic in a New York Times Magazine story that focused on their Christianity.

Did I ever hear him make remarks that could be considered controversial while I sat in the church?

On Monday, the newspaper, Kayhan, accused Mohammad Khatami, the former president, of making remarks that were against Iran's national interests.

Did I ever hear him make remarks that could be considered controversial while I sat in church?

"We are very clear presenters should not make remarks that could be misinterpreted and BBC News apologises for any offence that may have been caused".

And while Rocky makes remarks that seem to be inflammatory, they do appear to be more the result of poor phrasing than malice.