Sentence examples for remarks subsequently from inspiring English sources

Her E! News remarks subsequently went beyond an apology tweet in which Rancic said her references had nothing to do with race.

Berlusconi, who is known for his regular off-key remarks, subsequently claimed to be joking after he spoke of Obama at a news conference, following talks with the Russian president, Dmitry Medvedev.

Arash Karami, a journalist who blogs about the Iranian media, noted that two semi-official news agencies that initially misreported Mr. Rouhani's remarks, subsequently corrected their reports in articles headlined: "The Occupation of Palestine Is a Wound on the Body of the Islamic World".

"Mr Adelson's apparent remarks were subsequently and directly quoted during a number of internal conclaves and meetings.

Biden's Achilles' heel, as everybody knows, is his tendency to blurt out unprepared remarks that subsequently blow up on him.

After Irving made his flat-Earth remark, he subsequently seemed to dance around the subject, implying that the whole thing was a joke.

The chancellor has labelled the European Union's Brexit negotiators as "the enemy" - a remark he subsequently described as a "poor choice of words".

Viewers were as struck by the normally fluent entrepreneur's marked stutter as his remarks, and he subsequently commented on his nervousness about the interview.

Though the remarks Rush Limbaugh subsequently directed at Fluke were criticized by Georgetown administrators as both misogynist and vitriolic, the school remains opposed to the coverage of contraception.

Subsequently, remarks by peers, information on the internet or television/newspaper coverage directed their attention to EMF as a cause of their symptoms.

Kaunda, president of Zambia at the time, was enraged by the remark and Elias subsequently had to resign from the bank.