Sentence examples for remarks at all from inspiring English sources

Actually, India Ink did not interpret his remarks at all.

They find out he has never made the remarks at all so they stop beating him.

I've really discovered somebody, haven't I?" Dora conversed in a witty fashion, but Picasso never laughed at her remarks at all, saving his hearty laughter for Françoise.

It begins, unusually, with hardly any introductory remarks at all.

But that was not the import of Bernanke's remarks at all.

Former Governor Alfred E. Smith, LISPC chairman and highway designer Robert Moses, and Heckscher all made remarks at a ceremony for the name change, and Heckscher was presented with a bronze tablet honoring his work.

COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — U.S. Sen. Lindsey Graham's remark at a private, all-male dinner about mainly helping white men if he became president was a joke taken out of context, his campaign said Thursday.

The men exchanged opening remarks at a conference table.

Opinionated remarks at a virtual press conference infringed that discretion.

Judging from remarks at a public hearing on Tuesday, the landmarks commissioners seemed receptive.

And Beauvoir could flit between high-minded philosophy and a pointed remark without any trouble at all.