Sentence examples for remarks called from inspiring English sources

The reckless arrogance of his remarks called into question his judgment.

Mr. Gephardt issued a statement saying those remarks called into question Dr. Dean's electability.

Mr. Trump, in a written statement meant to respond directly to the president's remarks, called Mrs. Clinton "unfit to serve in any government office".

Billy Hunter, the executive director of the players association, quickly dismissed that proposal as a "non-starter" and, in response to Stern's latest remarks, called the N.B.A.'s position "regretful".

The treasurer used a radio interview on Tuesday to foreshadow better targeting of welfare programs, and in broader remarks called for "a fair go" for all people including those with wealth.

Libyan officials have also steadfastly denied talk of any deal involving Colonel Qaddafi's leaving the country, but even so officials meeting here as part of what is called the "contact group" increasingly took steps to prepare for what Mrs. Clinton in her remarks called "the inevitable: a post-Qaddafi Libya".

Hagel recently apologized for those 1998 remarks, calling them "insensitive".

The Independent ran an article on McEwan's remarks, calling them an "astonishingly strong attack".

Cameron has tried to defuse anger over his terrorism remarks, calling the affair a "misunderstanding".

Mr. McCain spoke somberly during his remarks, calling this a time of "great national challenge".

Mike Huckabee made his usual folksy remarks, calling Afghanistan "land of the Flintstones, desolate, barren and primitive".