Sentence examples for remarks that is from inspiring English sources

Assurances from the general staff headquarters that General Tuncer Kilinc had spoken merely for himself could not stifle the debate set off by his remarks that is now raging across Turkey.

Opening Remarks That is the biggest disappointment that we have had around here in a long time.

Nadezhda Tolokonnikova: "The hatred and religious hostility of the defendants was revealed during the trial, as seen by their reactions, emotions and remarks," that is what's written in the verdict.

Senator Trent Lott, the minority leader from Mississippi, said of Mr. Daschle's remarks, "That is the kind of thing that happens when you still have on your training wheels".

They should be interpreted as warning remarks, that is, the information should be analyzed with caution since: (a) the company is exposed to potential risks whose effect depends on future (and therefore uncertain) events; or (b) some aspects could not be examined by the auditor due to causes which are not attributable to the audited firm.

Regarding the rags-to-riches story of Jan Koum, Gendelman remarks, "that is a great story similar to others such as Sergey Brin, but the fact that Koum's parents both died (Koum's mother died in 2000) while he was young and before he achieved success makes it much more dramatic.

Mr. Lentz reiterated that Tuesday morning, in prepared remarks that were released by Toyota.

Each question about Mr. Weiner was answered with remarks that were all about Ms. Quinn.

Better hands produce more interesting remarks, that are spoken with better diction.

But, he said, it was only his most caustic remarks that were broadcast and reprinted.

They contacted Instagram and began flagging for removal the remarks that were racist and incendiary.