Sentence examples for remarks from this from inspiring English sources

Most of the movie's scattered chortles are generated by remarks from this scowling, death-obsessed termagant whose grouchy shtick becomes a running joke that is quickly milked dry.

Finally, in section 4, some concluding remarks from this investigation are summarized.

"As the meeting ended, the expat lady leader mentioned in passing the idea of signing a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU .... Imagine our surprise the next day when we saw public remarks from this expat businesswoman that MEMRI had signed a MoU with Bahrain!

Blood boiling anew this morning when I read patronising remarks from those who foisted this rubbish on us about people not voting because they don't understand the role.

Examples of Ansari's wit that would support this include remarks from the recent Producers Guild Awards in LA; one gag remarked on the absence of any black characters checking their Facebook accounts in The Social Network, while another observed that 127 Hours' lack of colour is so marked that even James Franco's arm fails to turn black when he cuts it off.

I wonder if President Obama just copies and pastes his remarks from the time before, praying this time Congress will hear them.

8 20 a.m.: This article was updated with remarks from the European Council president.

If you hang on to one insightful remark from this first week of campaigning, let it belong to Michael Ashcroft, who observed that voters realise Miliband may be the price that has to be paid for a Labour government.

Two important conclusions can be remarked from this research work.

Saud gave her remarks from notes; this has been re-created.

Serwanga gave his remarks from notes; this has been re-created.