Sentence examples for opened his comments from inspiring English sources
"Why would you say to the enemy, you know, 'Here's a timetable; just go ahead and wait us out?"' Dr. Jaafari, who spoke mostly in Arabic, opened his comments by speaking in English to emphasize his agreement with Mr. Bush.
The president opened his comments by mocking the recent downgrading of Kushner's security clearance.
Bizarrely, Hannity opened his comments with an attack on the media, singling out the press pack in attendance, which included his own Fox News colleagues, as "fake news".
Shtayyeh asked if the multinational framework of the Geneva talks worked elsewhere, "then why not for Palestine?" Kerry opened his comments Friday with a eulogy for Nelson Mandela, who "knew the future required that we move... beyond the past".
The conservative talking head opened his comments by openly criticizing the media's attention to Fox News' Megyn Kelly's statement about Santa Claus' race, as well as "Duck Dynasty" star Phil Robertson's anti-gay comments in his GQ profile.
More curious is why Zhukov, a top Russian official and close ally of Russia's president, Vladimir Putin, decided to open his comments on the Games with criticism of the travel ban.
In his remarks at the high-cost event at the Mandarin Oriental in Hyde Park, Mr. Romney steered clear of the Libor scandal over interest rates, opening his comments by describing the relationship between the United States and Britain ("special") and praising the sights of London ("inspiring").
Jarvis opened his postgame comments by pinning Boston College's struggles on the speculation around Boston that Bell may be going to the N.B.A. after this season.
After a press conference held the day the exposition opened, his sole comment was to say that he enjoyed the collective rustle of a hundred Japanese journalists opening their press packets.
Having opened his account with comments about his holidays ("great time in sea with young daughters, uboating") and praising his Fox film empire for the movies he was enjoying, he hardened his tone to talk about business and politics.
In Sao Paulo, one Brazilian comedian, Jo Soares, opened his program with the comment "The United States is so democratic that it has three presidents".
