Sentence examples for remarks given from inspiring English sources

As speech followed speech, some remarks given in preparation for Ms. Nguyen's presentation caught his attention.

Half his life, he remarks, given that very shortly he will celebrate his 50th birthday.

Some advocates of a new drug policy expressed impatience with such remarks, given the pervasiveness of the problem.

Here's a transcript of Mayor Bloomberg's remarks, given outside the Christian Cultural Center in Brooklyn, followed by the text of Mr. Goldsmith's email.

In other remarks given to Sky, Burnham acknowledged that Corbyn's popularity in the leadership contest so far was down to his rival's principles.

Asked whether he was upset by Farage's remarks given his father's role in helping to discover Aids, Carswell said: "We need an Australian-type immigration system with control over our borders.

As one of the characters remarks, "Giving freaks a pass is the oldest tradition in Montana".

You might say that his remarks gave us a sense of his soul.

Brian apologises if his remarks gave unintended offence to any viewers".

Newspapers immediately published Lincoln's remarks, giving rise to a storm of criticism from black and white abolitionists.

In fact, Mr. Grassley's closing remarks gave some comfort to university leaders, who oppose such legislation.