Sentence examples for remarks found from inspiring English sources

Others incensed by Jarrar's remarks found other ways to strike back.

Mr. McCain's remarks found admirers last August (William Kristol among Times columnists, for one).

No one would dare make the kind of remarks found in Harold Schonberg's The Great Conductors (1967).

When his taped remarks found their way into the local newspaper, he swiftly apologised, admitting that they were "harmful to the cause of Christ"; but he refused to scuttle his ten commandments idea.

Already a year ago, Sigmar Gabriel, Germany's then-vice chancellor and now-foreign minister called Trump "a threat". At the time, his remarks found little echo in the United States, even though they expressed a more widespread fear among European government representatives.

Nevertheless it is possible to extract some of Nāgārjuna's views on this philosophically highly interesting issue from remarks found at different places in his works.

Diels emended the sentence to say that Alcmaeon was "young" in the old age of Pythagoras and this emendation is supported by a similar remark found in Iamblichus (VP 104).

All this is excellent advice, not least that wry but sage opening remark: Find a step you do well.

Anastasia Harman, Lead Family Historian for Ancestry.com, remarked, "Finding this connection between the Duchess of Cambridge and Jane Austen is very exciting since, in many ways, Catherine is the modern Jane Austen heroine: a middle class girl marrying the future King of England.

Similar remarks are found the Koran.

His remarks were found on a Goth Web site, www.VampireFreaks.com, registered to an address in Brooklyn.