Sentence examples for occasional remarks from inspiring English sources

He works in silence, except for his own occasional remarks.

Occasional remarks by senior politicians suggest it might.

In addition to the occasional remarks he heard in the police barracks, a train of other developments served to remind him of the girl.

Nevertheless he gave one of the longest Senate performances ever, stopping after 21 hours 19 minutes, with occasional remarks by other conservative senators.

I have a memory of when I was a teen-ager: my father and I were in a fight, but, when we were sitting in front of the TV, we still made occasional remarks about the game.

The billionaire mayor has been working to counter criticism that he is insensitive to the economic realities of average New Yorkers, and a poll this week shows that he is having some success, but he is still prone to occasional remarks that may give offense to some constituencies.

Except for the occasional remark of a soldier or the roar of an armored vehicle, the only sound heard in Manger Square was bird song.

There is yet another approach, exemplified by Steven Poole in his book Unspeak, in which the author attempts to even things up with the occasional remark such as that the reader "may not care to hold her breath".

Apart from the occasional remark that "the world was moving ahead excitingly" or "change and excitement were in the air," Martin shows more eagerness to update Johnson than to situate him in context: he even speculates that Johnson's "directness and impatience with what we now call political correctness would have made him a popular guest for television interviews".

She's witnessed the occasional remark about a female VC's breasts and heard the stories of pregnant female founders being questioned about how serious they are about their careers by potential investors.

Occasional chauvinist remarks by politicians in Ankara hit a raw nerve.