Sentence examples for related remark from inspiring English sources

The remark that Wittgenstein quotes here from "a manuscript of the Tractatus" did not survive into the final version, but its sentiment is clearly echoed in the related remark that there can: "never be surprises in logic" (6.1251).

Mr. Benanke's speech followed related remarks by President Obama, who told reporters Tuesday that he was worried about the rate of growth, but saw no possibility of another recession.

It related to remarks made by panellist and journalist Camilla Long, who claimed Mr Farage had "only been a few times" to South Thanet, the constituency he is fighting.

A final remark related to capacity is the issue of politics and elite capture.

No one ever "says" anything; it's always "relates" or "remarks" or "reveals".

One relates the remarks of a Bergen County freeholder in 1916 urging that the river and its shores be developed to produce revenue.

Her charges relate to remarks made by a fictional character of Armenian extraction in her latest novel, The Bastard of Istanbul, who says "I am the grandchild of genocide survivors who lost all their relatives in the hands of Turkish butchers in 1915, but I myself have been brainwashed to deny the genocide".

You can have a particular announcer or analyst in mind (Madden? Michaels? Strahan? Sapp?) or just a generic football-type, but remember: the point is to imagine a football-related remark that will not, under any circumstances, emerge from a human mouth during this season.

And that wasn't the only language-related remark among our favorite tweets from women this week.

In his keynote address, Xi is expected to lay out some specifics about China's 2016 cyber development policy, but attendees also will be watching for any remarks related to the hacking allegations that have strained U.S.-China relations.

CNN.com banned 10 chat room visitors for offensive remarks related to Mr. Lieberman, said Edna Johnson, a CNN spokeswoman.