Sentence examples for make misguided remarks from inspiring English sources

"We should be proud of [Kate]…not make misguided remarks".

He apologized for remarks about a state senator ("he does nothing"), Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg (who, "like an idiot" made misguided service predictions after Hurricane Sandy, he said) and a member of his own board, whom he assailed as a liar and challenged to "be a man" during an uncomfortably heated public meeting about the authority's schedule.

"We should be proud of that, rather than make these rather misguided remarks".

Such misguided remarks illustrate how important freedom of expression is to educate and to keep politicians in check.

At this stage, we should make two remarks.

We make two remarks.

Before we proceed, let us make two remarks.

However, I would like to make some remarks here.

Make encouraging remarks.

Make witty remarks on things.

Also do not make smart remarks.