Sentence examples for make remarks of this from inspiring English sources

"I think it is extremely unwise for officials to make remarks of this kind on sensitive issues of national importance," he told The Independent.

Rudd remained in Tasmania to make remarks on this development - or because of fog.. it wasn't clear.

"This year the president of the country that dropped the atomic bomb visited Hiroshima and yesterday the prime minister made remarks of consolation at Pearl Harbor," Inada said, in a reference to Barack Obama's highly symbolic trip to Hiroshima in May.

He and President Obama who made remarks of his own Wednesday afternoon also teased an investigation by the US Department of Justice, which Attorney General Eric Holder is expected to announce Wednesday night (and some outlets are reporting is already underway).

This means you tell jokes or make remarks to make fun of yourself.

He said: "I will be seeking to make further remarks about the implications of this election both for the country and for the party that I lead and my position in the Liberal Democrats when I make remarks to my colleagues later this morning when I return to Westminster".

However, recently several philosophers have made remarks somewhat reminiscent of this argument.

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

Elliott, a former Spurs player and the team's television analyst, made remarks critical of Cousins.

She climbs to the last row, sits briefly, strumming and singing, then rises and wanders while making remarks, some of them topical.

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