Sentence examples for remarks debates from inspiring English sources

Film critic Jonathan L. Bowen remarks, "Debates raged on the Internet concerning the relationship between Darth Sidious and Senator Palpatine.

Mr Bashir also said he had experienced racism within UKIP, and criticised the "appalling" behaviour of its MEPs, who "make childish remarks during debates and are abusive towards MEPs from other countries".

Hours before his remarks, analysts debated the importance of housing figures from April.

Also, as Leung and Lewkowicz ([2006], p. 213) remarked, 'the debate over the past 15 years that is more relevant to ELT pedagogy and curriculum concerns test authenticity'.

Mr. Bush made his remarks about the debates today in response to a New York Times article reporting that his aides have resisted the commission's series of debates, saying they were reluctant to commit to three prime-time debates on the major television networks.

"We've climbed the mighty mountain," the President intoned in his closing remarks of the debate.

Limbaugh's appearance should make television managers realize that racially loaded remarks only demean debate.

Mr. Bush, in his remarks, said the debate in fact reflected the emergence of a democratic Iraq.

"We have to take America back!" Winstead also responded to Trump's post-debate remarks about Kelly.

Against this backdrop, several conservative groups expressed disappointment with Mr. Cheney for his remarks at the debate.

Mr. Walshe made the remarks in a debate last week with Mr. Albrecht that was publicized on Monday by viEUws, an independent Web television channel.