Sentence examples for remarks keep from inspiring English sources

The remarks "keep closely to the script set out by Barack Obama over the weekend: climate change is personal, and dealing with climate change will not hurt the economy," Suzanne writes: "This is not just about disappearing polar bears and melting ice caps," McCarthy said in a speech at EPA headquarters.

In judging the suitability of your sarcastic or ironic remarks, keep in mind the comment by Agnes Repplier that "humor brings insight and tolerance; irony brings a deeper and less friendly understanding".

The Yankees' principal owner, George Steinbrenner, who ripped Lucchino for the Evil Empire remark, kept an eye on the Boston brass from his luxury box.

"These kinds of remarks actually keep me and people like me in business".

Should it respond to Ann Romney's remarks, or keep quiet and hope the whole thing goes away?

But he rejected the suggestion that his voting record or previous remarks would keep him from winning if he decided to run for the Senate.

Make no mistake, the calls for Akin's resignation likely had nothing to do with the substance of his remarks -- keep in mind, the Republican platform has a call for a ban on abortion even in cases of rape.

Woods said the remarks might keep him from being able to find a job in Hollywood, but that he put "[his] country first".

"If somebody wants to have a logical conversation, I'm willing to have a logical conversation, but to make accusatory remarks and keep on going on and on about something I never said?" In spite of the apology, Najibzadeh remains blocked by Ratansi.

One recent morning, Lear, who created such groundbreaking sitcoms as "All in the Family," "The Jeffersons," and "Maude," and who once had six of the top ten shows on the air, remarked, "Friends keep saying, 'You're not watching 'Game of Thrones,' or 'Empire,' or 'That one with a robot'?

During my five months in Syria, there's one remark I keep hearing from the rebels: we need ammunition and we need heavy weapons.