Sentence examples for remarks themselves from inspiring English sources

(He doesn't regret the remarks themselves, as he has said repeatedly).

(A few later, Mr. Brundage felt constrained to issue a rare apology of his own, regretting any "misinterpretation" of his remarks, but not the remarks themselves.

Here are the remarks themselves: GQ: How old do you think the Earth is? Marco Rubio: I'm not a scientist, man.

There is deep anger in the Jewish community, not just at the remarks themselves, but at the manner in which the mayor has dragged us through this controversy, continually ascribing our legitimate concerns to media campaigns and attempts to secure political gain.

But casting matters in this mode does not advance our understanding, either of the PCO or the UAT; for as Wittgenstein's remarks themselves imply it is the variable name 'x' which is to be explicated by reference to the formal object-concept, rather than vice-versa.

Bullied students also said teachers rarely intervened and in some cases made derogatory remarks themselves.

In a Kabuki play, actors make remarks about themselves or about the company.

Even President Obama commented on the matter, in remarks that themselves drew fire, on the Internet and on television.

Currently, Dove Canada is working on a social media campaign, #DovePositiveChange, which posts encouraging responses to women tweeting self-deprecating remarks about themselves.

Sensory contents are noticed or remarked in themselves, and each of these relations is, to again use the Scholastic expression, an ens rationis cum fundamento in re.

Mr. Westerwelle himself added: "The remarks speak for themselves.