Sentence examples for remarks formed from inspiring English sources
Her remarks formed part of a series of cutting attacks on the major parties, who, she said, were "virtually indistinguishable".
Am I not a Zimbabwean?" The remarks formed part of a vitriolic tirade against current Zimbabwean vice president Joice Mujuru.
Romanov's remarks formed part of another scathing attack on the Scottish football establishment in which he compared the media to monkeys and a character in The Jungle Book.
His remarks immediately formed another chapter in the debate about how much the Police Department has actually changed.
It was a remark that formed part of an answer to the question of whether the Premier League could claim to be the strongest league in the world if Chelsea were the only English side who made it into the last eight of the Champions League.
I'd much rather that than a table of pretentious pricks who eat out with the regularity of Chinatown rats and whose every fourth remark later forms the basis of a derogatory tweet.
"We know teenagers' brains are not fully formed," he remarked.
Mr. Geithner vowed in his written remarks that whatever form the overhaul takes, Fannie and Freddie would change.
A fine self-assessment for a memoirist, especially one who casually remarks: "My brain is incorrectly formed, and I'm shaped like a tube.
In his closing remarks, Bicks argued that Java formed the foundation of the smartphone market before the introduction of Android.
