Sentence examples for remarks handled from inspiring English sources

In viewing a viral clip of retiring Sen. Tom Harkin praising Ernst's looks, Menendez first noted that Ernst, who was offended by the politician's remarks, handled the comments gracefully.

Alone with her maid, preening before her mirror, Léa raises her arms above her head, and remarks, "Nice handles for such an old vase".

Your predecessor, Colin Murray, was criticised for how he handled remarks about Clare Balding.

One participant stated that she changed her opinion about her pain when she understood that her pain was not a signal related to tissue damage, she remarked: I handle my pain completely differently now.

His first coach, Dick Martin, remarked that he handled the puck better than the ten-year-olds.

So McClellan steps down today and Bush remarks, "I thought he handled his assignment with class, integrity.

But as he has endured and prospered — with a radio contract, expiring this year, that pays him about $375,000 with ancillary income of nearly $100,000 — he has handled disparaging remarks with more aplomb.

And Allen Cockerline, chairman of the Region 1 Board of Education, remarked: "The whole thing was handled very poorly.

Several teammates remarked how well they thought Parker handled his emergence, that he has always acted as if he belonged, never too loud or brash and never meek.

Picking one up, Mr. Reid remarked, "These feel like they've been handled a lot".

NPR was correct in firing Juan Williams and had every right to do so after his remark about Muslims; however, it was indeed handled very poorly.