Sentence examples for now retracted from inspiring English sources

In his Cannes press conference, in response to a question about German Romanticism and the use of Wagner in the film, twinkle-eyed Von Trier said he sympathised with Hitler, then retracted the remark and has now retracted the retraction: none of these comments are any more serious or unserious than the action of the film itself.

Mori and his co-authors have now retracted 16 papers, according to Retraction Watch.

The tape was so horrendous that he has now retracted the suggestion.

One of the questions, she said, asked for opinions on Mr. Gore's now retracted claim that he invented the Internet.

Because Stratus has now retracted its statements on the Ecuadorean pollution, Chevron agreed not to pursue claims against the firm anymore.

The row over assistant commissioner Bob Quick's remarks about the Conservatives behaving in a "totally corrupt way" by allegedly planting a Mail on Sunday story about his wife's car-hire business – remarks which he has now retracted – seems something of a storm in a teacup compared to many of the bigger issues that the police and politicians confront.

"I can't think of anything I said in '72 that I would now retract.

Presumably the makers of this supposed Van Gogh discovery will now retract.

All this was because of what she had told him — things she could not now retract or deny.

“Promise.” This was because of what she had told him, things she could not now retract or deny.

But will those who accused the government of murder at Waco now retract those allegations, or will they continue to chant "Remember Waco"?