Sentence examples for remarks brought from inspiring English sources

His remarks brought knowing smiles around the table.

The governor's remarks brought renewed criticism from campaigners for the UK to leave the EU.

Jimenez's remarks brought her back to that pain, she said, glancing toward the church with a sigh.

Throughout the presidential campaign, Trump has made controversial statements about women or had previous remarks brought to light by opponents.

Tellingly, Canning's remarks brought together the novel's depiction of the creature as a baby and the culture's figuring of Africans as children.

The remarks brought a furious rebuke from the Italian prime minister, Mario Monti, who said they were "completely inappropriate" for an EU finance minister.

Such remarks bring to the fore the very question that underlies the book: Who, after all, was Orson Welles, and why was he such a big deal?

Scorsese's remarks bring to mind the discussion in this space last fall about parents' supervision of their children's movie-watching.

But there may be an even bigger problem lurking for investors if Mr. Greenspan's remarks bring a lot of bulls back to the stock and bond markets.

"These remarks bring the nightmare home to us of the groundless, hostile rumor of the 1923 earthquake by which many innocent comrades were victimized just because they were foreigners," the Korean Resident Union in Japan, which represents 600,000 South Koreans, said in a statement.

These remarks bring to light an important point.