Sentence examples for new remarks from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Greenspan's new remarks have brought that into question.

"Now, with his new remarks Mr. Moussavi is reflecting what is closer to what people want".

The Gore campaign called Mr. Bradley's new remarks a sign of desperation.

G4S said it was preparing a statement in response to Morrison's new remarks.

His new remarks about Mrs. Clinton, which he insisted were not an endorsement, are the first time he has weighed in on the 2016 race.

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She shook everyone's hand ("That's new," remarked the lighting producer, sotto voce), gave me a selfie and then said to her people, "Do we have a thong?" No thong.

Advisers to her Democratic rival, Senator Barack Obama, pounced on the new remark, sending reporters an e-mail message with the subject line, "first time in 12 years she misspoke?" The message listed examples of Mrs. Clinton's saying last winter that she ran from her plane in Bosnia or suggesting that there was sniper fire that cleared the tarmac.

(He also included a new remark — tweeting: "Some politicians tend to blame tools for actions one can perform with these tools").. May went on to urge governments to look closely at the laws around social media companies and even consider whether there's a case for new bespoke rules for regulating content on online platforms.

Her E! News remarks subsequently went beyond an apology tweet in which Rancic said her references had nothing to do with race.

Fox News remarks 'a terrible error' Jump to media player American terrorism commentator Steven Emerson has told the BBC he made an "inexcusable error" describing Birmingham as a "Muslim-only city".