Sentence examples for remarks back to 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.

Rising to address the Commons, Clegg nervously shook a crease out of his trousers, unwittingly bringing the cojones remark back to the fore and causing the House of Commons to erupt in jeers and laughter, drowning out Clegg's question and forcing the Speaker of the House to call for order.

But, he said, her remarks hearkened back to Reagan as well.

Mill's remarks came back to me recently when I was glancing again through philosopher Mary Warnock's memoirs, first published in 2000.

[Transcript, Page A10.] Mr. Bremer, in his remarks, harkened back to the crimes of Mr. Hussein, saying, "Anybody who has any doubt about whether Iraq is a better place today than it was 14 months ago should go down to see the mass graves in Hilla," a site that holds thousands of victims of Mr. Hussein's rule.

The 12 peers good-and-true had Swartz' remarks read back to them, as they pondered his claim that he didn't report the bonus on his tax returns that year and that the amount was unintentionally left off his W-2 income disclosure.

Rather than major hiring initiatives, the absence of signals like hefty restructuring charges or announcements of store closings coupled with a smattering of favorable remarks getting back to normal expansion goals will indicate that the last leg of the recovery is approaching.

His soaring remarks echoed back to the founding of the nation and to the ongoing struggle — from slavery to the march in Selma — for freedom.

The origins of his remarks go back to conservative radio personality and famed misogynist Rush Limbaugh calling women's rights activist Sandra Fluke a "slut" earlier that year in response to her testimony to a Democratic congressional panel about how more women should have low-cost or free access to contraception.

The remark trickled back to Marie-Hélène, and the jerk who had whispered it was banished for life.