Sentence examples for remarks of all from inspiring English sources

The remarks of all three women came after the McCain campaign, with its poll numbers sinking, spent days calling Obama the equivalent of a terrorist and/or communist.

But implicit in his remarks – and in the remarks of all those who reckon the French satirists share some culpability for their own deaths – was a confidence that we can make these "punches" stop, that we are in control.

This chapter presents the concluding remarks of all the topics covered in the book.

Equipped with the feedback, the experts had to score once again all the key competences on their relevance taking into account the medians and the remarks of all the experts.

McEnroe has an ability to make powerful, provocative remarks, ("Of all the presidents I ever met, the least impressive was Mugabe") and then, like a water bug, skim onto the next shimmering destination; he's enticing, yet slippery.

Another important aspect is the need to standardise the inspection strategy in terms of frequency, details and priority classification of inspection remarks on all the lines for reliability sake.

A day after the festival's board of directors declared him persona non grata, Mr. von Trier chalked up his remarks to, of all things, his perverse need to please.

Tim Robinson remarks that of all the words in the Irish language, "the most potent are sean, old, and siar, westwards or backwards in time or space".

He remarked that of all the reconciliation projects in Europe, the Polish-German case was by far the most significant.

I was stung by that remark most of all because in my heart of hearts I knew they were right.

The strange potency, not just of cheap music, as Noël Coward so memorably remarked, but of all music, thrills and baffles us.