Sentence examples for remarks almost from inspiring English sources

She smiles broadly and remarks, almost as an aside, that she has changed.

He gave brief televised remarks almost immediately, telling Russians that he believed the blast was a terrorist act.

In Parliament, right-wing Conservatives supposedly on the same side as Mr. Clegg openly ridicule his remarks almost as much as the Labour opposition does.

I showed my students this episode right around the time Trump repeated Bauer's remarks, almost word for word, at a campaign event.

"I am flame-resistant when it comes to laughter," she remarks almost carelessly, and perhaps nothing she says gives more insight into her life or her spirit.

Mr. Bush's speech today was delivered at a sometimes raucous event where Jeb Bush delivered remarks almost entirely in Spanish and Gloria Estefan sang the Cuban national anthem.

Van Gogh was first and foremost a provocateur, and was known in the Netherlands less for his films than for his outrageous remarks about almost everything.

In between, he has made insulting remarks about almost anyone you can think of: military veterans, POW's, Asians, people with disabilities, women, menstruating women, women who look like Carly Fiorina, men who look like Rand Paul.

At that time, events were still on strike, and he remarked almost wistfully: "I did this critique of technology, but I would not do that any more.

She was there, sparkling, immaculately styled, ready with a naughty remark, almost up to the very day when, suddenly, she wasn't.

The remark almost certainly went down badly with Henry A. Kissinger, the former secretary of state and national security adviser who guided President Richard M. Nixon's effort to reconnect with China 40 years ago.