Sentence examples for make remarks about from inspiring English sources

In a Kabuki play, actors make remarks about themselves or about the company.

I would occasionally hear co-workers make remarks about soul food, collard greens and slavery that sounded racist to me.

When they visit, agents make remarks about a cobweb, or crumbs in the oven or dust or toys around the house – it's an invasion of privacy.

Davies said it was "against the rules" of the inquiry to make remarks about a witness after he had given his testimony.

Christopher Collier, the state historian, remembered visiting societies back in the 1960's when "old Yankees there would make remarks about keeping people out.

He teaches at the Beaconsfield National Film and Television School ("Oh, I just make remarks about what the students are doing") and dutifully attends the ritual beanos of the film year.

Afterward, each minister made remarks about the collaboration.

When he was not making remarks about the Jews he could be charming".

Some published reports stated that Garnett had made remarks about Anthony's wife.

"I've made remarks about my players at different places that I've spoken.

And then there are the shoes: "A lot of people have made remarks about the white shoes.