Sentence examples for remarks, although from inspiring English sources

In his statement on Thursday, Sununu did not apologise for his remarks, although he appeared to row back somewhat.

"It is a huge honour to be an MP and my remarks, although meant in jest, were completely uncalled for".

Her remarks, although they echoed ones she made at a mayoral forum on the Upper East Side in March, prompted an outcry from the Thompson campaign.

In a statement released through his agent, Johnson apologized for his remarks — although in the list of people to whom he apologized, he did not mention gays.

Ms Suwanan has denied that she made the remarks, although she admitted that a character she played a couple of years ago might have done.

Mr. Bernanke did not mention China in his remarks, although they appeared to be a veiled reference to Beijing's policy of keeping its currency, the renminbi, artificially low to gain a trade advantage.

"I think Americans agree, our country is in peril today," was a typical remark, although she did feign bipartisan blame by saying that "problems created by both parties" were responsible.

Mr. Bernstein, a large, good-natured man of 51, seemed more philosophical than angry about the remark, although he said he had asked Ms. O'Donnell to clear up the matter on a future program.

In Germany, Süddeutsche Zeitung remarked – although not in its headline – that London seemed on course for its first Muslim mayor, while Switzerland's Le Temps noted that the duel between the sons of "a billionaire, and a bus driver" could see the city becoming "the first European capital to be run by a Muslim".

A final remark: although constructive and intuitionistic set theories are compatible with the principles of choice just mentioned, the set theories are often defined without any choice principles.

Remark Although the mixed monotone property is an essential tool in the partially ordered G-metric spaces to show the existence of coupled coincidence points, the mappings do not have the mixed g-monotone property in the general case as in the above example.