Sentence examples similar to prompt remarks from inspiring English sources

Within hours of the massacre, initial reports on Sunday reached the campaign trail, prompting remarks from Newt Gingrich and Rick Santorum about the dangers of America's ongoing involvement in the decade-long war in that country.

It is not the first time a leadership race has prompted remarks about a candidate's family life.

ANY mention of a hiring process in Yonkers is certain to prompt cynical remarks about closed-door meetings and backdoor deals.

A phone call to catch up, including some wedding or postwedding chat, might prompt a remark about a sent or unsent gift.

When the Arab League's secretary general, Amr Moussa, called for "a Middle East free of nuclear weapons" this past May, it wasn't Israel that prompted his remarks.

The first of the leaders' non-debate debates prompts acid remarks about how much of the circus around them will be overblown.

The MSNBC host's criticism was prompted by remarks that Trump delivered in Bangor, Maine, on Wednesday.

The remarks prompted an immediate response from the British home secretary, Charles Clarke, who had called for the meeting.

These remarks prompt yet another question.

His remarks prompted derision from Brussels.

That his evidence prompted several critical remarks.