Sir John's remarks suggested otherwise.
Their crude, insensitive remarks suggested thinly veiled hostility and aggression.
But his remarks suggested that the transaction would be examined carefully.
The president's remarks suggested that the United States puts less of a priority on schooling.
The tone of his remarks suggested that Britain wanted to avoid a full-blown diplomatic crisis.
Even so, Mr. Bernanke's remarks suggested that the Fed was not sure why lending had contracted.
But his other remarks suggested a recognition that further troop withdrawals might not come quickly.
However her remarks suggested the Fed may also have been given the data in 2010.
Mr. Silver, in his remarks, suggested there would be considerable work required on the legislation, once details were proposed.
And Mr. Van Hollen's remarks suggested that the entire package could be approved by the end of this week.
In an October debate, Bachmann's remarks suggested that she didn't know Libya was a country in Africa.
