Sentence examples for remarks that you from inspiring English sources

Syndicated radio show host Laura Ingraham, a long-time conservative critic of Jeb Bush, said after Monday's remarks that "you can't still think that going into Iraq, now, as a sane human being, was the right thing to do".

The president remarks that "you can't ask forgiveness of God until you've asked forgiveness of people on the day before".

Avery and Jack attend a gala opening at a museum, and upon seeing the decorations and well dressed patrons, Avery remarks that "You always know you're at the right party when it feels like the Riddler is about to attack", the Riddler is a comic book villain who leaves behind riddles, puzzles, and word games so that they can be solved.

Ignore the scathing remarks that you want to say.

Any harsh remarks that you make to her will not sit well with your son.

Because this is a research paper, there shouldn't be any remarks that you make that cannot be supported by facts directly from your research.

After his despondent debate and his disheartened remark that "You can't change Washington from the inside," the graying president has to spend his last campaign hours exhorting until he's hoarse, working to reassure us that he's still interested in his job.

When they make remarks that rile you, let them pass and don't give them the attention the person is seeking.

"At times you are interviewing someone and he asks an odd question or makes a remark that leaves you wondering whether you make a comment and lose a source or ignore it," said Ms. Haidar of CNN-IBN.

In the song's hook, she sing-talks in a "deadpan" delivery while remarking that "If you wanna get with me, there's some things you gotta know / I like my beats fast and my bass down low".

It's a remark that tells you something about the position that Sleaford Mods currently find themselves in.