Sentence examples for remarks barely from inspiring English sources

But she didn't; her gentle remarks barely scratched the surface of the problems with this industry.

Former Gov. Jon M. Huntsman Jr. of Utah seized on the remark barely an hour later, telling reporters at a rally in Concord, "Governor Romney enjoys firing people; I enjoy creating jobs".

His remarks seemed barely distinguishable from the sorts of talks Tillerson routinely gave to employees at ExxonMobil, where he spent the entirety of his professional life, rising to become chairman and chief executive.

It is a foul pottage of denigration, inadequacy, spite and lust; consider this, and Inverdale's remark is barely strange.

Ultimately, the debate proved too short for Hitchens who remarked, "We barely got our trousers off, we should pursue this".

For the most part her guest appearance featured remarks that would barely give a viewer pause.

You could see people shaking their heads in dismay at remarks that were barely appropriate for the works outing of a book warehouse union.

Mr. Messina's novelist, stung by the devastating reviews for his second book and by Ms. Ireland's indifference to his pain, remarks that teachers barely survive over the poverty line.

Last month, when Paul Ryan's lament over the laziness of "inner-city men" sparked a smaller controversy, he followed his remarks with a barely credible, though nonetheless effective, disclaimer that he wasn't referring to any particular racial group.

Aside from this remark, though, I barely remember the conversation.

"Loss of Eden" reacts elaborately to an event barely remarked on.