Sentence examples for remarks perceived from inspiring English sources

Page A4 FURY IN ISRAEL OVER REMARKS Remarks perceived as equating the killing of children at a Jewish school in France with the deaths of children in Gaza provoked an outcry from Israeli officials.

These remarks, perceived as pro-German, produced what Lang termed "a perfect hail of denunciation".

You can't say anything against blacks...The world has lost it!!" Erased cultural histories, consequences for disparaging remarks, perceived race-based hatred — whether White conservative Americans realize it or not, they are terrified of what they view as a minoritization of their race.

But for many in Jewish circles, this was too sophisticated by half: her remarks on perceived Jewish collaboration in the Warsaw ghetto were resented and her association with the philosopher and Nazi associate Martin Heidegger was not forgotten.

A spokesman told me on Friday it was never Dr. Archer's intent to criticize or disparage anyone, and that he felt "really bad" about the way his remarks were perceived.

The Conservative leader's condemnation of Mr Corbyn's perceived remarks stems from footage of a 2011 interview with an Iranian news channel, The Agenda.

When forced to comment on a story that just broke, younger ex-athletes fall back on what they know — locker-room interactions — and may not always recognize how their remarks will be perceived.

The protest follows an incident in North Carolina last month, in which a student complained online about his school's relationship with Higher One in remarks the school perceived as threatening, leading to his temporary suspension.