Sentence examples for regular remarks from inspiring English sources

He makes regular remarks about the inequality of the races.

With Apple's earnings out today, it will be interesting to see if iPad usage or Newsstand performance specifically come up in Cook's regular remarks on how China is performing.

Since "a black comedy about despair" could pretty much describe everything he's done, and he makes regular, offhand remarks about being "screwed up," it's worth noting that he comes off as normal, not weird.

The critic James Agate was a friend despite his regular rude remarks about Walpole's prose, and when Walpole discovered that Agate had written a spoof of the Herries "Lakeland" style, he made him promise to print it in the next published volume of his diaries.

(Reynolds regulars might remark that glam rock allows this instinctive doubter of nostalgia his chance to enjoy nostalgia: it holds just enough forward thinking to give him a pass).

"I don't speak like a fucking nerdy guy; I speak like a regular dude", he remarked.

My favorite, somewhere down in the middle, was from one of my regular correspondents who remarked, "Your an idiot".

At his news conference tonight, he seemed to brush aside the 11-year-old scandal by characterizing it as a "regular business transaction," a remark that struck some as dangerously cavalier.

"Gosh, it's so hard to get writing done during the regular term," she once remarked after a meeting in which I sat in the visitor's chair quietly wondering how much time it took to clean such a relentlessly orderly space.

Onstage, he's remarkably good at public speaking serving up self-deprecating remarks at a regular clip while also maintaining an appealing air of discomfort with the whole thing, a certain pained awareness.

In remarks at his regular cabinet meeting today, Mr. Putin took pains to say that that was not so.