Sentence examples for remarks closely from inspiring English sources

What's more, he made these unrelated remarks closely enough in time for them to appear on the same page of the 894-page new volume of his journals.

It will be useful to read Mr Obama's remarks closely, as this line of attack promises to be a leading theme of his campaign:My view of private equity is that it is, it is set up to maximize profits and that is a healthy part of the free market, of course.

And yet, in remarks closely following similarly upbeat statements by American military officials in Baghdad, the prime minister also sought to lend optimism to his government's efforts to bring security to Baghdad and other parts of the country, and to rule out the possibility of civil war.

The Post also reports that Barry's remarks "closely track with existing city policy, including the First-Source program that requires city contractors to give priority in hiring to District residents".

While U.S. intelligence officials do not know whether North Korea has tested the miniaturized warhead yet, the reports come on the heels of two recent successful test-launches of intercontinental ballistic missiles that could reach the U.S. Trump's remarks closely followed fierce rhetoric from Pyongyang in response to new international sanctions against the isolated communist nation.

-- From "Faces in My Time" (1980), Vol. 3 of "To Keep the Ball Rolling: The Memoirs of Anthony Powell" On meeting George Orwell for the first time, in 1941: Tall -- as has more than once been remarked, closely resembling Gustave Dore's Don Quixote -- Orwell also looked uncommonly like Cezanne's portrait of Monsieur Choquet, the painter's friend in the Custom House.

Mr. Panetta's remarks tracked closely with those of President Obama, who spoke to the same group on Sunday, and were meant to drive home the president's message that Israel could trust the United States in the growing confrontation with Iran.

The remarks "keep closely to the script set out by Barack Obama over the weekend: climate change is personal, and dealing with climate change will not hurt the economy," Suzanne writes: "This is not just about disappearing polar bears and melting ice caps," McCarthy said in a speech at EPA headquarters.

Camara believes that Jammeh's remarks are closely linked to these developments, explaining that the leader has spun the international funding cuts as an affront to the country's religious values that is directly related to its anti-homosexuality laws — not to the reports of widespread human rights abuses such as prison torture, disappearances, and the persecution of political opponents.

Elsewhere Clinton's remarks hewed very closely to Obama's positions on climate and environment.

A final discussion including some remarks on the closely related recent paper (Nolan 2016) and several examples are presented in Section 6 and the Appendix, respectively.