Sentence examples for playful remarks from inspiring English sources

Despite his playful remarks, Mr. Gensler delivered plenty of tough talk.

Cashman's playful remarks were uttered three months ago, but Varitek said he had not heard them.

Austen left behind no artistic manifesto, no account of her narrative methods beyond a few playful remarks in letters to her niece, Anna.

YOU SHOULD HEAR HIS NORWEGIAN ACCENT When former Vice President Al Gore spoke to the conference on Saturday, a day after he was named to share the 2007 Nobel Peace Prize, some attendees said they were pleasantly surprised by his playful remarks, which were at odds with their perceptions of him as stiff and robotic.

Stottlemyre said he explained to Watson that Clemens was joking when he made his comments about Bonds, responding to Bonds's playful remarks at a New York baseball banquet last winter that he wanted to face Clemens when the teams met this season.

Following further playful remarks ("Now, don't you think that it will be much better, instead of showing you in an unfinished state the little work I have done for you, to wait until after Christmas and get it into a more satisfactory condition?

Amstell, meanwhile, was compelled to apologise for his playful remark about racial segregation.

As for Matisse, why do people keep quoting his playful remark about wanting his art to be like an armchair, as if it explained something?

And I myself am partly responsible because I made this playful remark, not entirely serious, that mirror neurons will do for psychology what DNA did for biology and open up a whole new field of investigation.

One such stop, Monte Carlo's sumptuous, sprawling, belle epoque Hôtel de Paris, reminded the couple of "a palace in a detective story" – a playful remark that suggests how hotels were always potential sources of material.

It's well it's only I, and not the King, that sees this," he added with a smile, "but" — turning toward the black — "it's all one, I suppose, so the colours be gay," which playful remark did not fail somewhat to tickle the Negro.