Sentence examples for private remarks from inspiring English sources

In his public and private remarks, he shared their sense of outrage and grief.

He resigned in 1993 after some private remarks he had made criticising the Delhi government were printed in a newspaper.

This diary included intimate details of Amis's final illness and debilitation as well as hurtful private remarks about close relations.

There is a world of difference between private remarks, however offensive, caught off-air and attempts to disseminate such opinions.

You think we're stupid?" The White House said later that Mr. Obama did not regret that his private remarks had been picked up by reporters.

But Andrew might squirm if he was able to read all the private remarks collected by the US state department about Kulibayev, whom they call a "manicured billionaire".

It was a private remark that echoed what Robert once said about his flower photos: "Beauty and the devil are the same thing".

Serena left it unclear if it were for having said, "If she wants to be with the guy with a black heart, go for it," or the fact Rolling Stone reported that supposedly private remark while the magazine was trailing her around her home (with her consent) in February and exposed their poorly kept secret.

Sometime in 1932 Gehrig's mother, during a conversation which she assumed was private, remarked, "It's a shame [Claire] doesn't dress Dorothy as nicely as she dresses her own daughter".

At the same time, it says Mr. Obama's private sector remarks were a window into his soul, a moment of candor that demonstrates what he really cares about — and it's not the private sector.

Ruth Smith, a lawyer who had considered sending her daughter to private school, remarked, "If I had sent my child to a private school, she would be in the minority anyway, since that school would be mostly white".