Sentence examples for remarks ranging from inspiring English sources

I've heard remarks ranging from ego-enhancing praise, to a woman (let's call her Janet) saying that I must have been on acid when I designed it.

He has been accused and criticised by the public, the broadcasting watchdogs and the press in Britain for his remarks, ranging from racist and homophobic references to simply mocking foreign cultures in a xenophobic fashion.

Many readers picked me up on this with remarks ranging from angry criticism ("it certainly is, in my book") to a more ambiguous dismissal ("promiscuity may or may not be a sin, but... ..)... ..

But we should also remember that Clinton also failed to win the majority of white women, despite Trump's many negative remarks, ranging from Megyn Kelly to the Access Hollywood tape to various assault allegations, all of which got wide news coverage.

Instead, in remarks ranging from cautionary to disparaging, European heads of state have described a churlish, impulsive American leader whose actions have alienated them and threaten to upend the U.S.-led post-World War II international order.

Hewitt, 32, showed a little more flesh than some people expected, and blogs exploded in recent days with rude remarks ranging from just calling her fat and lumpy to up close inspections of her cellulite.

At the ceremony, Kissinger later recalled, Nixon's remarks "ranged from the perfunctory to the bizarre," focusing on the fact that he was "the first secretary of state since World War II who did not part his hair".

Mr. Page's remarks ranged from the need to encourage children to pursue computer science to competition and negativity in the technology industry and people's resistance to technological change.

At an exuberant victory party at a banquet hall in Manchester, people waved foam fingers reading "You're hired!" or "Make America great again!" Mr. Trump's remarks ranged from emotional expressions of thanks to his late parents to more belligerent assertions that echoed his stump speech.

The response to Adam Carolla's remarks ranged from profound to enraged to enlightened to downright ridiculous.

And each time we parenting reporters write about the latest studies, our comment threads fill with practitioners, whose remarks range from outrage ("I was hit and I turned out okay god damn it") to despair ("I don't want to hit, but it is the only way I can get them to listen").