Sentence examples for remarks became from inspiring English sources

Over time, such remarks became more common.

Sitting in a classroom recently and talking about Sept. 11, they listened politely as Mohamed's remarks became personal.

When Mr. Wright's most explosive remarks became public, Mr. Obama said he was not in church for those sermons, which was borne out by the records.

The remarks became a top news item here, and seemed to reconfirm public doubts about the leadership of the Democrats, who have repeatedly stumbled since taking power last year in a historic election victory.

As of Thursday, he led in the popular vote by 5.7 percentage points in the "now-cast," a gain of 1.6 percentage points since Mr. Romney's remarks became known to the public.

After Patrick Lynch's remarks became public, a spokesman insisted that Lynch was just telling police officers to "do the job right, do the job according to the rules, which is good advice anytime".

Kinbote's deranged commentary on the poem provides the substance of the novel, as his remarks become increasingly less about the lines than his own tattered psychology.

A few passing remarks take note of how, over the years, he has found it ever harder to write; and the passing remarks become insistent.

The remark became public during dinner and it had a rather gloomy effect on the party, which broke up when the meal was over.

Even after this remark became infamous, the production of armor proceeded slowly, almost grudgingly, and troops and vehicles remained dangerously exposed for years.

When one contestant told a potential match that "I would rather cry in the back of a BMW than laugh on your bicycle," the remark became notorious.