Sentence examples for newspaper remark from inspiring English sources

Scherzer then said his comments were taken out of context, that his "wet newspaper" remark was just "an attempt to be funny" and he thought nothing more than that both leagues should play by the same rules.

As the state-run China Daily newspaper remarked in 2009, he should be a household name but is virtually unknown.

One newspaper remarked that the Dolce & Gabbana men's collection featured the sort of stripes associated with jailhouse apparel.

WHEN Gordon Brown moved into 10 Downing Street, this newspaper remarked that he had the makings of both a disappointing prime minister and a fine one (see article).

In a December 1862 plea for charity, one Northern newspaper remarked of the destitute condition: "although the Government supplies them with food, they are in want of other necessaries that sustain life.

Kate Kellaway in The Observer newspaper remarked that the poem "Procedure" was simple but moving, "a hymn to tea and a thank you to whom it may concern for being alive to drink it".

"It is difficult, of course, in contemplating the possibility of a female President of the United States, to disregard the physiological difficulties which stand in the way of such an Executive," a New York newspaper remarked in 1872, when Victoria Woodhull became the first woman to run for the office.

French media viewed the Chilcot report as a grim vindication of Jacques Chirac's opposition to the US-led invasion of Iraq, with a leading newspaper remarking that Tony Blair had gone to war against "the wise and prophetic advice" of France's then president.