Sentence examples for remarks appearing from inspiring English sources
McCluskey was interviewed on Wednesday – after Labour MP Naz Shah apologised to parliament for writing that Israel could be moved to the US, but before Livingstone made remarks appearing to claim that Adolf Hitler was a supporter of Zionism.
A member of Facebook's board and influential Silicon Valley investor was forced into a groveling apology on Wednesday after acknowledging that remarks appearing to support British colonialism in India were "ill-informed and ill-advised".
UKIP's better-than-expected performance came after over remarks appearing to link the UKIP's poll success to the decline of the BNP.
It can be beyond unsettling to wake up one day and see defamatory remarks appearing online, particularly when the items move beyond constructive criticism to include outrageous accusations and even slanderous or libelous remarks.
The Oscar winner made no mention of race in her piece, just gender inequality, which was magnified when the Sony hack revealed that she earned much less than her male costars for their work on 2013's "American Hustle". Incidentally, Rock's remarks, appearing pretty early in the Jones piece, eclipsed the "Ghostbusters" star's profile, which can be read in full here.
The remarks appeared in the newspaper yesterday.
Mr. Bernanke's remarks appeared to soothe those concerns.
But Mr. Morales's remarks appeared to open the door.
The remarks appear not to have swayed Mr. Kimmage.
His remarks appeared on a military spokesman's official Facebook page.
Ryan's remarks appeared off the mark as Butler ran circles around the Badgers.
