Sentence examples for remark aimed from inspiring English sources

"So sue me," a combative Obama said in early July, his remark aimed at House Republicans.

He had, as he would later remark, aimed for the stars and hit London.

Patrick then added a remark aimed directly at Abbott: "Tonight, I'm making it very clear, Governor.

A series of brief, oblique scenes are interspersed with confessions addressed to the audience or, occasionally, a remark aimed at Mr. Castillo, who interjects a few questions himself.

He responded with an obscene remark aimed at his former employer that showed him to be a racist at worst and a rotten stand-up comic at best.

But Mr. Obama's remark caught fire, with associates of Mr. McCain suggesting it was a degrading remark aimed at Gov. Sarah Palin, the Republican vice-presidential candidate.

i am surprised and disappointed at the personal and abusive remarks aimed at you.

In remarks aimed at Ankara, Tusk said he expected "more intensive engagement from our partners".

Rubel's comments followed racist remarks aimed at her that were broadcast on the Israeli version of Big Brother.

In remarks aimed at Corbyn, he said: "It is also leadership not creating a split in the party".

Obama went on make what could be seen as remarks aimed at some of the African and world statesmen present.