Sentence examples for most extensive remarks from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bush reserved his most extensive remarks for Mr. McCain.

Stoudemire made the same assurance, and he offered his most extensive remarks on the subject this season.

After a week of silence, Obama emerged in the White House briefing room to offer the most extensive remarks on race of his presidency to date.

In his most extensive remarks on the withdrawal of Israeli troops from Lebanon, he called the decision by Prime Minister Ehud Barak of Israel "daring".

On Wednesday, in his first post-election news conference, President Obama offered his most extensive remarks on climate change in months.

In Washington, the Bush administration made its most extensive remarks on the turmoil after facing criticism that the president's response had been fairly muted.

Their last stop before heading home was the job fair in Culver City, where Prince William delivered a two-minute speech, his most extensive public remarks of the visit.

"I have had nothing to do in any way, shape or form with the mailing of these anthrax letters," Dr. Hatfill said in his most extensive public remarks since his name surfaced in connection with the mailings several months ago.

Mr. Putin, making his most extensive public remarks on the crash, said the Ministry of Defense had banned the use of the huge helicopter, the Mi-26, for troop transport in 1997, limiting it to cargo.

In his most extensive public remarks on the stalled talks since a February summit in Hanoi ended in failure, Kim accused the U.S. of provocations for resuming military exercises with South Korea but said he is open to a third meeting with President Trump.

Mr. Obama's remarks, his most extensive comments on the fugitive, Edward J. Snowden, came as new confusion swirled over Mr. Snowden's ultimate destination, with Ecuador's government saying it could not decide on his request for asylum unless he was in that country or one of its embassies elsewhere.