Sentence examples for remarks become from inspiring English sources
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.
Even as Kirk grudgingly assists with Starfleet's mission, his prejudiced remarks become a weapon against him when he is framed for murdering a senior Klingon official.
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.
No sooner did those remarks become public -- generating swift backlash from nearly all sides -- than Rauner backtracked.
Over time, such remarks became more common.
In today's currency trading, the dollar eased after Mr. Volcker's remarks became known.
At some point Lord's defenses — rather than his initial remarks — became the main discussion topic.
Clinton's remarks became a feminist credo, but they were not aired in China.
Sitting in a classroom recently and talking about Sept. 11, they listened politely as Mohamed's remarks became personal.
The book informs my Opening Exercises remarks, becomes the topic for the Freshman Assembly, and is the subject of discussions held in the residential colleges during the fall semester.
A furore erupted soon after videotape of her remarks became public, with Obama spokesman Bill Burton decrying the assassination reference as "unfortunate" and inappropriate for the campaign.
