Sentence examples for remarks subject from inspiring English sources

Much of the debate over what Kennedy would have eventually done about Vietnam — find a way to extricate the United States or listen to the same hard-liners who would help persuade Johnson to escalate American involvement — stems from wildly divergent remarks he made on the subject, remarks subject to a variety of interpretations.

She suffered whiplash and a spate of ageist remarks – a subject of jest she later likened to racism.

They were there to hear Trump deliver an hour of stream-of-consciousness remarks on subjects ranging from highway guardrails to immigration reform.

Though these groups have presumably been hard at work trying to dig up unflattering information about Mr. Hagel's old remarks on subjects like Israel and Iran — topics he has tripped up on in the past — nothing of substance has surfaced yet.

A day later, at the same conference in Nottingham, David Laws, the Liberal Democrat minister for education, concluded his speech by remarking: "The subject of teaching and leadership is hugely important, but is too often neglected in favour of more ideological debates about structural reform".

As the filmmakers behind "CitizenFour" left the stage Sunday night after accepting their Oscar for documentary feature, host Neil Patrick Harris made the remark, "The subject of 'CitizenFour,' Edward Snowden, could not be here for some treason".

As Mr. Sturges once remarked, his subjects aren't involved in any acts at all.

In her first remarks on the subject since the Woody Allen sex-abuse case burst back into public view, Diane Keaton said she believes that the director did not molest his adopted daughter, Dylan Farrow.

On indulgence Tony Abbott makes his first remarks on this subject.

Lately his remarks on the subject have grown more pointed.

His remarks on the subject of stop-and-frisk have sometimes come across as callous.