Sentence examples for remark has been from inspiring English sources

But in Senator John Kerry's presidential campaign, reaction to the AWOL remark has been far less effusive.

The unaffected modesty that underlies this last remark has been vital to Palin's emergence as a peerless presenter of travel broadcasts.

"The day 'Native Son' appeared, American culture was changed forever," Irving Howe once wrote, and the remark has been quoted many times.

The remark referred to the Vatican embassy, but Bishop Quinn's defenders say that such sanctuary has never been sought from civil authority, and that his remark has been grossly twisted from context.

It has sometimes been implied that his father reacted badly to The Swimming-Pool Library – he has been quoted as saying, "I believe that what they are doing is against the law" – but Hollinghurst says the remark has been taken out of context.

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He later said the remark had been "a mistake".

Mr. Obama's campaign officials said the remark had been misconstrued.

Then a spokesman takes over, explaining that the remark had been taken out of context.

"Who says you're good enough anyhow?" That lightly dropped remark had been scripted in the preliminary meetings.

Later, Mr. Clinton said his remark had been misinterpreted; the turf was there to protect his luggage.