Sentence examples for remark has raised from inspiring English sources

That opaque remark has raised as many questions as it has answered.A year ago, Dr Fox would have had much less hope of surviving such a controversy.

Mr Lieberman may settle for the Finance Ministry; but the police are investigating him for alleged money-laundering, so that may be awkward.He might end up as foreign minister, a prospect which, in view of his history of undiplomatic remarks, has raised eyebrows, to say the least.

Unsurprisingly, Sumption's remarks have raised a few eyebrows.

With the nation's bishops convening this week in St . Louis the controversy that Mr. Keating's remarks have raised is an embarrassment for the president of the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops, Wilton D. Gregory of Belleville, Ill.

No one would accuse Van Gaal of lacking that quality, but some of his recent remarks have raised questions about the 64-year-old's appetite for the job, with what he describes as his "paradise in Portugal" awaiting his retirement.

But some of his past remarks have raised eyebrows, suggesting a less than firm commitment to democracy.

Ebbinghaus remarks that such a limited selection has raised the question of the validity of analyses comprising only a number of cases with similar economic and political developments.

This is not the first time Meeks has raised a stir with some racially motivated remarks.

Shah said Senate Democrats aren't raising money off of Limbaugh's remarks right now and wouldn't say how much the DSCC has raised amid the debate on contraception.

that has raised $29 million.

It isn't so much the substance of his remarks that have raised our collective ire.