Sentence examples for remarks are supposed from inspiring English sources
If his remarks are supposed to start at 1 p.m., then at 1 p.m. they will start.
He has since apologised for his remarks, which were supposed to be ironic and jocular, he said.
Chuang Tze wrote most of his essays as a means of interpreting, or giving further circulation to, various remarks that were supposed to have been made a couple of centuries earlier by Lao Tze.
The disputed passage in the interview, published on 13 July, concerned remarks Ma is supposed to have made in support of Beijing's crackdown on Tiananmen Square protesters in 1989.
Dr. Dean, who vowed a month ago when he apologized for his handling of the Confederate flag controversy to initiate a national dialogue on race, muddled his own message on Sunday by stuffing fat segments of his standard stump speech into remarks that were supposed to focus on race and poverty.
In the prepared remarks he was supposed to say "fellow citizens".
As for the Democrats, one remarked: "It was supposed to be funny and witty and clever.
Because of a remark Henry Ford is supposed to have made about the Model-T — "You can have it in any color you like, as long as it's black" — Pink Floyd fans have long believed this song to be about the false choices offered by consumer society.
He said: "The remarks I made were supposed to be lighthearted views, and tongue in cheek.
They're like cutting, jibing remarks that she's supposed to respond to with genius comebacks, but it really ended up more destructive than creative.
