Sentence examples for remark because it from inspiring English sources

Today, he told a television reporter that he regretted the remark because "it caused a lot of problems for a lot of people".

LAZIO: Well, I have to go back to Mrs. Clinton's last remark because it has to redefine the word chutzpah.

It is a revealing remark because it shows Osborne's affection for the older generation of writers – Rattigan especially – whom he was to displace.

"Well, I have to go back to Mrs. Clinton's last remark because it has to redefine the word chutzpah," he said.

And most of all I loved his remark because it illustrated how weird and wayward are the paths whereby words, whether casually uttered or rigorously composed on a page, chance to endure.

But he once observed that in many people's view (although he wasn't qualified to decide himself) eastern Christianity was closer to Islam than to Catholicism: a revealing remark because it suggests the influence of strains of Russian nationalism that regard Islam as a potential ally against an over-mighty West.

TELEVISION was called a medium, the sadly missed Ernie Kovacs once wryly remarked, because it was neither rare nor particularly well done.

GTA V does not heed these remarks, because it sees itself as an adult game – a razor sharp satire of modern American culture.

I don't take offense from Mr. Duncan's remarks because it is difficult to be offended when the affront originates from a place of well-meaning ignorance.

U.S. officials have asked Karzai's office for clarification of his remarks because it was unclear whether the possible delay referred to signing the agreement before it is sent to the parliament, or a final presidential signature that enters the agreement into law.

"In retrospect, it seems to me that I was shocked by Duchamp's remark because I was heterosexual.