Sentence examples for remarks applied from inspiring English sources
Despite Dr. Paige's later claim that his remarks applied only to higher education, they were too destructive to be waved off with a clarification.
These congressional remarks applied to non-citizens lawfully present in the United States, as the problem of unauthorized immigration did not exist in 1866, and some scholars dispute whether the Citizenship Clause applies to unauthorized immigrants, although the law of the land continues to be based on the standard interpretation.
"Keep up the glamour," May remarks, applying some lippy.
(Similar remarks apply to our use of colour terms.
His remarks apply equally well to good intentions.
Similar remarks apply to the measured output phase.
Similar remarks apply to cosmic rays that reach Earth from outer space.
It is understood that his remarks apply to at least one former cabinet minister.
The concept of the equality of distances (and angles) refers to experiments involving coincidences; the same remarks apply to the theorems on congruence.
The same remarks apply to music: music cannot be "about" anything that the composer happens to seize on as a title.
Similar remarks apply to all the porcelains that were acquired by the English collector and are exhibited together in public for the first time in a superb display devised by Daniel Eskenazi.
