Sentence examples for read the remarks from inspiring English sources

I later read the remarks back to my sources, who confirmed them.

In this context, it was particularly shocking to read the remarks made by the new US ambassador to Lithuania, Anne E Derse, who in a speech last week at Vilnius University made no mention of the march but asserted that "The United States and Lithuania are partners in the fight against antisemitism and in efforts to address the legacy of the Holocaust".

Certainly, it is hard to read the remarks and not conclude that Trump, in booting Comey, had intended to shut down the Russia probe or, at the very minimum, to influence it in such a way that his political prospects would be improved.

More than a week later, as he wrote a friend, he took some satisfaction in hearing that they had "at least read the remarks which pertained to them.

As I read the remark I quoted, the justice was advising his fellow judges to practice humility — a quality too often lacking in our courts.

In an interview, Mr. Barenboim said that he had explained to the mayor, Mr. Diepgen, that "however you read the remark, it is offensive".

In fact, every time I read the remark again I find myself laughing – not at Geri et al, which says something about how Mandela elevates even the cynical, but with him, who somehow contrived to tread the most elegant path through the unique absurdities of much of his later existence.

Of course, one need not read the remark this way.

But we need not read the remark in Ip17s as actually endorsing in full voice the view that two individuals can have the same essence.

When one reads the remarks of the judge knowing his belief system, one can only ask: did the judge view this case only on the context of the crime she actually committed, or also in the context of a crime against a god which may not be hers?

We hope readers will enjoy reading the remarks of so careful a clinician.