Sentence examples for remarks on what from inspiring English sources

Prosblogion posts a few remarks on what constitutes the violation of freedom of conscience.

But his remarks on what many experts describe as a new and dangerous health care crisis were very brief.

At Memorial Baptist, Mr. Bloomberg focused his remarks on what he described as the common history between blacks and Jews as targets of discrimination.

Years ago the companies came to symbolize a self-dealing Washington culture beneficial to both parties, and especially Democrats, but Mr. Obama's remarks on what comes next were his most specific.

Upstairs, the other girls are lined up on the deck taking an inventory -- Orbit gum, packs of cigarettes, cash -- as Lisa remarks on what a colorful group they are tonight in oranges, blues and pinks.

Near its beginning, the astronomer remarks on what he imagines to be out there inhabiting the universe: "Impersonal monsters, namely, Immensities... the voids and waste places of the sky...

He remarked later on, "What we've done [at Nelvana] is tailor the film to a pre-literate audience, the very young.

Much has been made of NYPD's use of COMPSTAT statistical programs reporting crime in real time, but no one has remarked on what made COMPSTAT work in New York and underperform elsewhere.

When the moving camera lighted on the bar's piano player, who wiped away his sweat, Mr. Petersen remarked on what he felt was one of the director's underappreciated strategies in the film.

Some newspapers have also remarked on what they see as gratuitous violence against women.

Others have remarked on what they describe as the "irony" of climate researchers stuck in unexpected ice.