Sentence examples for remarks about that from inspiring English sources

The timing of the 1 30 p.m. meeting was curious, though, considering Mr. Obama was initially scheduled to be making remarks about that time on the administration's review of the Christmas Day terrorism plot.

Last year a Philadelphia Eagles employee named Dan Leone was fired after posting disparaging remarks about that organization.

Some of his greatest difficulties have arisen when his arguments have been taken out of context – that remark about Islam that got him into trouble in 2006 was taken brutally from a quote by a Byzantine emperor in the course of a lecture to German academics about Hellenic versus Hebrew elements in scripture.

On the one hand, he clarifies: "I meant by my remark about Kant that the principle of my will must always be such that it can become the principle of general laws".

The title of Andrew Rossi's behind-the-scenes documentary about the New York Times made me think of Christopher Hitchens's remark about that paper: "You never know on what page the front-page story will appear…" To British newspaper readers, and certainly journalists, the paper looks very sobersided.

Maritz remarked about that need for his introduction, before turning his job over to Gelsinger.

It's an ethnically diverse cast, to be sure, and much was remarked about that fact during the Television Critics Assn.

People noticed how comfortable I was wearing a sari for the first time and when they remarked about that I told them I'm around so much fabric all the time that I can easily wear a sari.

Controversial remarks about "bailouts that resemble Ponzi schemes" are now rarely heard.There are several reasons for this.

Guppy's making remarks about women that would see you sacked from any non-underground secret organisation in about two seconds flat.

Secondly, a dead singer rarely makes impolitic remarks about commercialism that can so jeopardise sales... Last, it is impossible to predict exactly when a No 1 is announced..