Sentence examples for most extensive comments from inspiring English sources

In his most extensive comments about their case, Robert D. Novak, the columnist who named the agent, expressed disappointment that the two faced jail.

His most extensive comments were made to Diane Sawyer of ABC News as he was beginning his presidential campaign last spring.

Mr. Bush, in his most extensive comments about the leak to date, urged the person who disclosed the information to come forward.

Gov. George E. Pataki, who controls the authority, in his most extensive comments about the talks, said, "The important thing now is for everyone not to engage in inflammatory rhetoric".

"This effort is not about finding excuses and scapegoats," the Treasury secretary, Henry M. Paulson Jr., said in his most extensive comments to date about the credit and market problems.

In his most extensive comments on the Augusta's membership, Mr. Woods rejected the suggestion that he steers clear of political controversy for fear it will harm his corporate interests or affect his income from endorsements.

In his most extensive comment on the referendum vote, an op-ed in last Sunday's Telegraph, he seemed to back away from the message delivered by voters.

Adding to the tensions, the former dictator Jean-Claude Duvalier on Friday made his most extensive public comments since his sudden return from exile last Sunday.

His appearance amounted to his most extensive public comments since he became chief of Apple in August, just weeks before the death of Mr. Jobs.

"It is fairly well known that he attempted to come to the United States with Atta," Mr. Mueller said in a meeting with reporters, offering his most extensive public comments yet about the terrorism investigation.

In his most extensive public comments to date Snowden sought to answer critics who have said his actions damaged US national security or that the threat from the secret government surveillance he revealed was overblown.