Sentence examples for remarks back from inspiring English sources

I later read the remarks back to my sources, who confirmed them.

The "artificially intelligent" psychoanalyst that achieved wonderful results by repeating its patients' remarks back to them.

They were passing remarks back and forth the way they do and laughing that wicked way they have.

Incredibly the decision on nominees for the September issue was made before Kruger made her remarks back in July.

The general point is familiar enough, but the words also recall Romney's remarks, back in January, about what is otherwise a quite different subject.

Even after Malaysia had accepted his apology, a group of demonstrators carrying a banner reading "Respect human rights in Singapore" was allowed to picket Singapore's High Commission.Ironically, the row distracted attention from the implications of Mr Lee's remarks back home.

"Let's get serious here: it was Joe Biden that forced that issue," he said, referring to the vice president's surprise remarks backing same-sex nuptials that were credited with forcing Mr. Obama to follow.

However, the Conservatives and Liberal Democrats both suggested Prof Kay's remarks backed their own views that independence would result in financial problems.

As Marvin Gaye once remarked: "Back then, Martha and the Vandellas came closest to really saying something".

The Swedes had decided that we were, as Sinclair Lewis remarked back in 1930, still "a puerile backwoods clan".

In the case of his "right-wing social engineering" remark, back in May, Mr. Gingrich was criticizing a proposal by Mr. Ryan to make Medicare a voucher system.