Sentence examples for put the remark from inspiring English sources

Put the remark in quotation marks, attribute it to the speaker in context, and keep your own prose at its usual high standard.

His campaign swung into action then, to try to put the remark "in context," as one top aide said, and to push back against what the McCain organization deemed unfair attacks coming from the Obama camp.

However, when the remark was repeated in another newspaper, he contact the author to say that he has no reason to think Cook was murdered and put the remark down to a "flippant comment".

It's not just John Inverdale – who in the Radio Times puts the remarks he made about Wimbledon champion Marion Bartoli down to hay fever – and myself who are feeling this way, however.

After the Orlando nightclub shooting, Trump implied President Obama did not want to stop terrorists, but tried to take cover by putting the offensive remark in the mouths of others.

Statue of athlete about to put the shot evokes comical remark.

Mr. Lee's remarks put the government in the position of confronting the I.M.F., which has itself been a target of criticism since it pieced together a rescue package of $58.5 billion at the height of the Asian economic crisis in December 1997.

(The White House, which late in the day produced a transcript of Mr. Bush's remarks, put the word "contiguous" in parentheses after "continuous," to indicate that "contiguous" was what Mr. Bush had meant).