Sentence examples for remarks about how to from inspiring English sources

White House officials declined to draw parallels between Mr. Bush's remarks about how to build a flexible military, able to maximize its power on modern battlefields, and the calls within his own party for a more flexible agenda, to maximize his power in a now-divided Congress.

They would always remark about how different the meetings felt than any they had been in before — the first with women only, something now almost commonplace.

It turns out that John Updike's famous remark about how "celebrity is a mask that eats into the face" was no less true of a man whose celebrity mask was both literal and covered in sequins.

Avery was only 23 games into a four-year, $15.5 million deal when N.H.L. Commissioner Gary Bettman suspended him for a crude remark about how former girlfriends were dating other hockey players.

When people hear the story of my daughter's birth, they remark about how difficult those early days must have been -- and they certainly were.

Focus on one feature and remark about how many women would kill for that body part.

He made his remarks amid a continuing debate about how to measure the risks of banks and calculate their leverage, a gauge of how much they can borrow in financial markets.

"These remarks add nothing to the debate about how to handle a very serious crisis, and reveal the speakers as people who have no compassion, little basic human decency, and absolutely no understanding of the present job market in this country.

The [Russian] airstrikes in and around Aleppo as well as the ISIS attack on the city worry us," Davutoglu remarked after speaking with German Chancellor Angela Merkel about how to deal with the crisis.

We all know the story where the husband is mad at the wife but does not know how to communicate with her, so he kicks the dog, which goes on to bite the cat, which prompts the wife to remark about how cruel to animals her husband is, completely missing the reason he kicked the dog in the first place.

While Selig seemed bemused by Rose's recent remarks about how he expected to be reinstated by baseball soon, the commissioner said: "I have no timetable.