Sentence examples for qualifying remarks from inspiring English sources

With a few qualifying remarks intended to soften my inquiry, I asked her why she had called me "honey".

But before welcoming the lost sheep Plato back to the poetry-loving fold, recognize the Phaedrus's qualifying remarks about which poetry one may now prize.

Yes, most of them ultimately get around to telling the true story, but often with qualifying remarks.

We added several qualifying remarks such as (relatively) young LECA etc.

Chicken-shit editors who wouldn't touch stories like that, they love documents, so he changed the whole ball game," he adds, before qualifying his remarks.

Unfortunately, it was followed by a statement on Saturday that gave the perception he was qualifying his remarks, backtracking.

No longer is it possible to talk about the number of satellites being launched, or to forecast the future of the market without qualifying your remarks by saying something like, "Well, remember, though, there are an awful lot of tiny satellites included in the numbers".

His timing may have been unfortunate, although he qualified his remarks by saying they were not a comment on the Azzurri but a contribution to a debate on how the international game in Europe should be developed.

(Clinton later qualified those remarks).

That said, Mr. Ware qualified his remarks somewhat.

He attempted to qualify his remarks, but his apology was half-hearted.