Sentence examples for remarks about me from inspiring English sources

"The Mexican government has made many disparaging remarks about me to the pope because they want to continuing ripping us off," he added.

Zarmeena was teaching English to a group of girls, and she had not yet got into trouble for that, although she knew people who had. "The way it works here, if I am very active — if I do things they don't like, like speaking out or participating in certain meetings — the mullahs will make remarks about me in the Friday prayers.

"The Mexican government and its leadership has made many disparaging remarks about me to the Pope, because they want to continue to rip off the United States, both on trade and at the border, and they understand I am totally wise to them.

Sooner or later, they'll turn everybody in the Village against me The countermen and the waitresses in the diner, for example — I'm sure they've turned against me simply because they've heard some of the Village radicals making remarks about me and running me down.

Trump used the occasion to redouble his attacks on Mexico: "The Mexican government and its leadership has made many disparaging remarks about me to the Pope, because they want to continue to rip off the United States, both on trade and at the border, and they understand I am totally wise to them".

When it's conference and the weather turns bad, up pops Matthew Oakeshott with some disobliging remarks about me," said the Lib Dem leader.

Finally, Brisard's remark about me demonstrates his recklessness.

He said it "wouldn't surprise me" if Rippon had forwarded the email to Mitchell "with some disparaging remark about me … Mitchell and Rippon are close".

In his autobiography, "Chuck Amuck: The Life and Times of an Animated Cartoonist," (Farrar, Straus and Giroux; 1989) Mr. Jones wrote, "Perhaps the most accurate remark about me was uttered by Ray Bradbury at his 55th birthday party.

The 25-year-old, who has cerebral palsy and a first class maths degree, said: "I have had people call me names when I'm out with friends or making some flippant remark about me being drunk when they don't realise my disability.

What I'm saying is: whether a stranger is calling me a faggot dyke and telling me I'm going to burn in hell, or they're remarking sweetly about me and the beautiful girl I'm holding hands with, the fact that they say anything about my sexuality is the problem.