Sentence examples for remarked out from inspiring English sources
"It can't be done," one of the men had remarked, out of Knievel's hearing.
As Sylvia Plath, herself a Titian tigress of sorts, once remarked, "Out of the ash I rise with my red hair, and eat men like air".Man's fascination with hair is almost as old as humanity itself.
Hood remarked, "Out of healthy and sometimes very rigorous debate, things get better.
Ben LaBolt, a spokesman for Mr. Obama's re-election campaign, said Mr. Romney had taken the "lazy" remark out of context.
"That's what's great about being a writer," he remarks, out of the blue.
When he was initially confronted with this footage, he accused the reporter, Mark Riley, of taking his remark out of context.
(Edwards's wife and his pollster, who were there, have said Shrum took this remark out of context).
Several years later I was in a black cab when the driver made himself known to me as the man who had shouted that remark out.
Though Mr. Kerry shrugged off Mr. Cheney's criticism, his campaign called the comments disingenuous, saying Mr. Cheney had taken Mr. Kerry's remark out of context.
It was a classic case of taking a remark out of context and blowing it out of proportion.
