Sentence examples for remarks indicate that from inspiring English sources

Members of the commission may resign if they believe that May's remarks indicate that their recommendations will be ignored.

The prime minister's remarks indicate that Clegg's change of tack over a referendum in the Commons appeared not to have gone far enough for No 10.

Her remarks indicate that some senators have taken an interest in her membership in the group, Belizean Grove, which she mentioned in the questionnaire response.

Tebbit's remarks indicate that the marriage (same sex couples) bill will have a bumpy ride when it reaches the House of Lords.

NHS leaders privately fear that May's remarks indicate that she will be much tougher on the service's pleas for more cash than David Cameron and does not appear to appreciate the extent of its deepening problems.

His remarks indicate that there is no short-term prospect of Sinn Féin withdrawing support for the police – a move that could have triggered the collapse of the power-sharing executive at Stormont.

He later attempted to water down these remarks, indicating that Cyprus was a unique case.

His final remarks indicated that he is prepared to offer a formal coalition deal if necessary to the Lib Dems.

Mr. Lyall Grant's remarks indicated that stronger measures — hinting at sanctions — could be taken if Syria ignored the message.

Charles Golvin, a technology analyst at Forrester Research, said Mr. Schiller's remarks indicated that "they have a chip on their shoulder".

A spokesman for the National Security Council, Gordon D. Johndroe, noted that on Thursday Mr. Medvedev made remarks indicating that he remained open to negotiations.