Sentence examples similar to question or remark from inspiring English sources

Black pop culture gave us a shield of confidence, while navigating white places, to combat ridiculous questions or remarks that were rooted in fear and misperception of our blackness.

Coda: some of the case reports ended with explicit questions or remarks that outlined the problems the physicians had or what kind of advice they asked for.

The contact reports allow parents to be prepared for any questions or remarks of the adolescent in between sessions and foster an environment in which the adolescent can discuss or practice topics of the TTT program within the home environment and/or broader social environment with guidance of parents to enhance generalization to other contexts outside the setting of the training.

Leave an area of the slate blank for writing less common questions or remarks while underwater.

Eventual nurses' observations could be followed with further questions, information or remarks to the child's parents about any problem they had observed.

"At times you are interviewing someone and he asks an odd question or makes a remark that leaves you wondering whether you make a comment and lose a source or ignore it," said Ms. Haidar of CNN-IBN.

The rain fell harder, and as we drove away through the mud, his words rung in my ears and I had to question his remark.

If an officer refuses to let them leave, they should ask for a lawyer and not "answer any other questions or make any remarks".

Just a casual question, an offhand remark, as it were.

The psychopath in question soon remarks: "Yeah, DNA.

("Is it worse to be scared than to be bored, that is the question," she remarks at one point).