Sentence examples for public remark from inspiring English sources

Rose did not want to comment either, saying his recent interview with USA Today would be his lone public remark.

It was by far the most sharply worded public remark from a senior military commander about the White House's timetable for starting to wind down the war.

When James Murphy, the pop musician, disbanded LCD Soundsystem, in 2011, he made a public remark or two about wanting to spend more time with his coffee.

(After Mr. Powell's public remark, Miss Akoglu began wearing her Obama pin just to the side of the scarf. "That's when I put it on," she said).

The defamation suit against the Lyme trust's former president, George Moore, cited his public remark that the Platners "have chosen to disregard the easement and do what they want when they want".

Steve Waugh certainly wasn't a fan of Lehmann's public remark, telling Fairfax: "There was no need to actually say it out in the public arena – it just puts more pressure on the players".

His public remarks were studiously bland.

He almost always starts his public remarks in French.

But even Satzger's public remarks have been largely admiring.

One member of the public remarked, "It could have been dangerous if more people were there".

He made no public remarks but he released a written statement beforehand.