Sentence examples for remarks created from inspiring English sources

His remarks created a firestorm.

After those in-game remarks created a stir on the internet, Wainwright amended himself: "It was mis-said.

Collins's fiery postgame remarks created a stir after an otherwise dreary night for the Mets (20-16), who split the two-game series with the Brewers.

After the remarks created an uproar, Mr. McCain cut his ties with Mr. Hagee, capping months of escalating outrage about Mr. Hagee's views on the Roman Catholic Church.

The company sued Mr. Smigel, claiming that Triumph the Insult Comic Dog, a hand puppet on the O'Brien show given to scatological remarks, created "an unsavory mental association" with Sock Puppet.

While acknowledging the controversy that his remarks created, Mr. Chambliss made no apology for them, saying, "It's always a good thing when a Republican brings up a more nuanced view of rape".

Why then did Mr. Cheney's remarks create such a furor?

Republican strategists across the country said in interviews that their candidates were being asked about Mr. Romney's remarks, creating an unwelcome potential trap for those in tough races.

He called the comparison "very extreme and extremely offensive," and told Sky News "his remarks create a lot of offence with same-sex couples.

But collectively the remarks create a rather peculiar image: a Democratic Congress and a popular Democratic president learning how to dance with one another.

There are times when it's OK to joke a little at the expense of underlings, but at times of crisis, such remarks create an "us" (high administrators) vs. "them" (students, staff and faculty) that exacerbates an already tense situation.