Sentence examples for remarks refers from inspiring English sources

Murray, whom the Times recently described as "ruggedly handsome" — "Another vivid example of the Times' objectivity," Hertog said, chuckling, in his remarks — refers in the book to the "extraordinary level of talent reflected in the products of today's popular culture".

Murray, whom the Times recently described as "ruggedly handsome" — "Another vivid example of the Times' __objectivity," Hertog said, chuckling, in his remarks — refers in the book to the "extraordinary level of talent reflected in the products of today's popular culture".

Johnny Miller's remarks referring to Mediate's ethnicity had no place in TV journalism.

The following remarks refer to the more or less standard West Frisian that is developing in the province of Friesland.

It has a nice ring to it, doesn't it?" she said in her first remarks, referring to his practice.

MacLean's remarks referred to a period of time several years earlier, and were not meant to exclusively describe that band or its members.

As Mr. Pullman said in his remarks, referring to the leader of the Oxford county council, "It's not our job to cut services.

Mr. Biden, who at one point in his remarks referred to St. Thomas More as "Tommy More," has mastered his stump shtick.

Yesterday morning, Mr. Bloomberg said in an interview on WABC radio that his remarks referred to "all the parents of the 1,100,000 kids" in the school system.

The chancellor's remarks referred to the EU's balance of payments support system which is open to non-eurozone members of the EU.

Oyelowo, in his remarks, referred to the comparative speed at which the Civil Rights Act had been introduced in the US in 1965, given the necessary political will.