Sentence examples for remarks falling from inspiring English sources

The company declined to comment on Mr. Cameron's remarks, falling back on a statement it issued earlier in the week, in which it said: "As in all markets around the world where BlackBerry is available, we cooperate with local telecommunications operators, law enforcement and regulatory officials.

Some of his remarks fall from Kane's lips.

The remarks fell on a spectrum from relatively funny to near-incomprehensible.

But Mr. Agnelli's remarks fell far short of endorsing Mr. Berlusconi.

Mr. Chávez's remarks fell short of official recognition of the republics, despite speculation that he would use his visit to offer it.

The remarks fell short of an official confirmation, but suggest that Ankara and Washington may have worked a compromise deal that allows for a limited no-fly zone near the border.

Like many charities, The Trussell Trust welcomes open, frank and constructive discussion with policy makers and politicians, we do not feel that the chancellor's remarks fall into this category.

Our remarks fell on deaf ears; the streets were the instrument of change.

The 28-year-old complained to the referee at the time and after Barca's second strike in the 2-1 win at Camp Nou, but his remarks fell on deaf ears.

President Barack Obama's State of the Union remarks fell in line with what many energy experts, industry representatives and environmental advocates predicted to me earlier today -- lots of rhetoric yet little detail on how to tackle climate change and propel green energy.

In a club statement, it was said that the remark fell "well below the standard we would expect from a senior employee".