Sentence examples for remarks take from inspiring English sources

A few passing remarks take note of how, over the years, he has found it ever harder to write; and the passing remarks become insistent.

Dr Barry Dufour De Montfort University, Leicester In your report (Banks need early clarity over Brexit deal, warns thinktank, 17 October) the photograph of Priti Patel occupies 60% of the whole article space while her quoted remarks take up 1.2%.

When referred to the theme of security, the latter remarks take on particular importance, above all when they appear to be nurturing a serious challenge to that consolidated tradition of thought going back to Weber's theory of the state, already mentioned earlier.

When emotionally intelligent people feel good about something that they've done, they won't let anyone's opinions or snide remarks take that away from them.

Mr Chirac's spokeswoman, Catherine Colonna, said the president, who was visiting Berlin to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the Franco-German friendship treaty, wanted to see the debate over Mr Rumsfeld's remarks "take place with seriousness and calmness".

Then her remarks took an exhortatory turn.

Extracting from Clark a context for these remarks took much of the weekend, but I persisted.

Her remarks took both the coal industry and environment groups by surprise.

Despite my 25 years' involvement in Northern Ireland politics, the tabloid-led response to my recent remarks took me by surprise.

But Bishop Robinson's remarks took place before the broadcast began, causing consternation among some would-be viewers.

When talking about American's position in the global economy, Mr. Immelt's remarks took on the tone of a halftime pep talk.