Sentence examples for remarks may be from inspiring English sources

I believe those remarks may be countertransference.

Christie commented that although some of Trump's remarks may be "inappropriate," he is "a good guy".

But Nancy — who, we have already gathered from throwaway remarks, may be less than sweet — seems reluctant to help.

And the remarks may be aimed at reducing any momentum that the more draconian pieces of bank legislation are gaining in the Senate.

But his remarks may be most notable for his decision to underplay his differences with Mr. Obama, rather than to hammer the president on a polarizing issue.

And the remarks may be aimed at reducing any momentum that the more draconian pieces of bank legislation are gaining in the Senate," Mr. Eavis writes.

This remark may be regarded as the motto of his reign.

That remark may be of some interest to Hillary Rodham Clinton, who has worried about the couple's extraordinary legal bills.

The last remark may be appropriate because Barbra Streisand — who said, "Hello, gorgeous" in "Funny Girl," and repeated it when she accepted her Oscar for Best Actress for "Funny Girl" — also appeared in "The Prince of Tides".

On Thursday this fond neck hanging was all too reminiscent of the evening's previous ballet, Antony Tudor's "Leaves Are Fading," which, a friend remarked, may be the most boring (but by no means the worst) ballet ever made by a great choreographer.

A further remark may be appropriate.