Sentence examples for remarks long from inspiring English sources

But many economists say Yellen's other public remarks, long experience at the Fed and record suggest she is nothing like the inflation dove the critics portray.

His father had a history of making racist remarks long before he was ever a candidate for the nation's highest office.

It's like anti-recycling!" "Dumpster diving is an inevitable result of a our horrifically mismanaged economy" remarks long-time dumpster-diver Randy Crary, who gave me an expired block of vegan cheese that still tasted... as good as vegan cheese ever tastes.

"We were not in a position to take Paris," he remarked long afterward.

As Waley-Cohen himself has remarked, Long Run is in transition from pretender to old guard – but one thing never seems to change.

The reasons some countries grow more successfully than others remain fairly mysterious, with most discussions ending, as Robert Solow remarked long ago, in a "blaze of amateur sociology".

For the last several days, Hillary Rodham Clinton's Senate campaign staff and her surrogates have worked behind the scenes and in public to snuff out the controversy over an allegation that she made an anti-Semitic remark long ago, a charge she has denied.

B1 Clinton Team on the Defensive Hillary Rodham Clinton's Senate campaign staff and her surrogates have worked behind the scenes and in public to snuff out the controversy over an accusation that she made an anti-Semitic remark long ago, a charge that she has denied.

The conflict, he remarks, has long been plagued by "discrepant historical rhythms".

Perched on the sofa, she spoke softly into a microphone, punctuating her remarks with long pauses and diffident laughter.

His remarks, a long, impassioned digression from his usual stump speech, were not planned, catching even his aides off guard.