Sentence examples for remarks to explain from inspiring English sources

Speaking on 26 May, the then home secretary appeared to go further than her public remarks to explain more clearly the economic benefits of staying in the EU.

Speaking at the bank in London on 26 May, the then home secretary appeared to go further than her public remarks to explain more clearly the economic benefits of staying in the EU.

Mr Rumsfeld intended his remark to explain the messiness of politics and war, and of life and death.

On Thursday the sports network removed tennis commentator Doug Adler from its Australian Open coverage after he made a controversial remark to explain Williams' play, The Associated Press reported.

Patten conceded that Entwistle must have told his lawyers about, and the remark seems to explain why the BBC felt it could not contest a constructive dismissal case.

He said that Judge Bartley sustained his objection to the prosecutor's remarks, but refused to explain to the jury why the remarks were misleading and would not tell the jury to consider the women's constitutional rights to protest.

In another indication of the regional impact of the Syrian revolt, President Michel Suleiman of Lebanon asked Iran to explain remarks attributed to a senior Iranian commander that Tehran's powerful Revolutionary Guard has military advisers in Lebanon and Syria.

A day after he was forced to explain remarks he had made suggesting he was not fully supportive of the landmark Civil Rights Act of 1964, Mr. Paul set off yet another round of Twitter, cable television and e-mail chatter by lambasting President Obama and his aides for insisting that BP be held accountable -- and pay -- for the oil spill cleanup and damage.

Speaking on CNN on Wednesday, and in a lame attempt later to spin his remarks, Mr. Romney tried to explain that he was focused on middle-income Americans because the poor — now a full 15 percent of the population — already have a government safety net.

"I'm pretty sure David Byrne wore a Stetson in 'True Stories,' " remarks London, going on to explain that much of his concept for today's video came from watching over and over again that 1986 film, directed by Byrne of the Talking Heads.

Hos Sereythonh was asked to explain remarks accusing the Philippines and Vietnam of playing "dirty politics" over the issue of Asean and the South China Sea.