Sentence examples for remarks across from inspiring English sources

Abbott has, she claims, regularly cat-called sexist remarks across the parliamentary dispatch box at levels too low for the Hansard recorders to pick up.

There is "ample evidence that we are experiencing only a pause in the investment in a broad set of innovations that has elevated the underlying growth rate in productivity," Mr. Greenspan said in a speech to the Economic Club of New York, a few hours after Mr. Meyer's remarks across the Atlantic.

During a Wednesday speech on income equality, Obama remarked, "Across the developed world, inequality has increased.

The remarks ripped across an already polarized city.

The general, who claimed President Nkurunziza had violated the constitution, had his remarks broadcast across the country.

And as the text of his remarks ricocheted across the electronic landscape of official Washington, it drew a furious reaction from advocates of increased regulation, who called on the White House to replace him.

Since the transcripts are often leaked to the media, even before charges are laid, innocent people can find their most private remarks splattered across the press.But whenever Mr Berlusconi proposes any judicial reform, there are understandable suspicions of his personal motives (he recently called the judicial system a "cancer").

The point, I think, is that right-wing intellectuals and politicians live in a bubble in which denunciations of those bums on disability and those greedy children getting free health care are greeted with shouts of approval — but now have to deal with a country where the same remarks come across as greedy and heartless (because they are).

His remarks came across as disjointed, odd, out of place, and wrong: Why tell women to accept lower pay in the short-term for the promise of the system correcting itself later, when that same system has proven that it will act unfairly?

In a statement sent to HuffPost, Cavill apologized for how his remarks came across and for the "misunderstanding that this may have created".

During my early years in the Bronx I heard many anti-Semitic remarks tossed across the dinner table at the house of my mother's family.