Sentence examples for remarks circulated from inspiring English sources
"In my view, the processes thus far employed by FirstNet are killing our credibility," Sheriff Fitzgerald told the board, according to a written copy of his remarks circulated at the meeting.
A transcript of Mr. Kerry's remarks circulated by a journalist allowed in to represent reporters who travel with the campaign showed a candidate keenly aware of the need to define himself before his opponent beats him to it.
Sheriff Fitzgerald said that the board's former telecommunications executives were driving the planning of the network, possibly in a way that favors "their commercial vision rather than the vision of the public safety users," according to a written copy of his remarks circulated at the meeting.
On Thursday, as the remark circulated widely on Twitter, Nadim Zahawi, the MP for Stratford-on-Avon, accused Abbott of racism.
Copies of her prepared remarks were circulated over the weekend.
Jin, whose remarks later circulated, told his audience, "As the U.S. retreats globally, China shows up".
A video of the remarks quickly circulated, prompting a round of recriminations not just from Democrats but from some Republicans — a reminder of the old tensions between Mr. Perry and top advisers to former President George W. Bush.
As her remarks are circulated amid internal panic, Meyer is relieved to visit a hospital to meet survivors of an accident for the positive PR but is instead greeted with applause and cheers by locals agreeing with what they take to be her anti-immigrant, anti-Chinese sentiment from the Meet The Press appearance.
A sampling of his ad hominem remarks were circulated some weeks ago [ the July 19th issue] in The Times Literary Supplement, in an item meant to show up Naipaul's imperial dismisiveness (he is referred to, with heavy-handed irony, as "the great man").
In a move calculated to allow Obama's remarks to circulate without polarising the debate, no UK government ministers commented directly on his intervention.
On Wednesday, Republican press offices, including Mr. Boehner's, and Tea Party groups circulated remarks from Mr. Reid in which he appeared to be dismissive of cancer-stricken children.
