Sentence examples for remark which is from inspiring English sources

He continued: "I felt he was accusing me of making a racist remark, which is simply not true".

McCullum, due to play for New South Wales in a Twenty20 final, has diplomatically said that he was not offended by the remark, which is in itself generous.

I have even had attributed to me the following disgraceful and ridiculous and moronic remark, which is: "I wish I weren't English".

Herring was quoted extensively for the piece, and the most contentious quote appears to be his "racists have a point" remark – which is how he paraphrased the argument of his new show, Hitler Moustache.

But one senses a pro forma quality to that remark, which is followed by nearly 500 pages portraying Mr. Giuliani as not just a zealot, but so driven by his zeal that he is unaware of his own corruptibility.

The world state is used to filter this set of remarks to a single remark, which is used by the NPC as the reply.

Mr. Solomon later apologized for the remark, which was stricken from the Congressional Record.

He later apologised to Waissel and Big Brother for the "trite, ridiculous remark", which was not broadcast but which he discussed in an interview in the Sun.

When Cameron made this remark, which was early in the night, there was still the possibility that Trump's gambit would backfire.

Mr. Cuomo made the remark, which was first reported yesterday in The Jewish Week, on election night, in reference to the racial division that plagued the Democratic Party this year.

The remark, which was made on Twitter, originated from the Greater Manchester area and was brought to police attention by an Edinburgh resident.