Sentence examples for remarks to making from inspiring English sources

He joked that the Democratic frontrunner didn't have a slogan that was effective as Sanders' "feel the Bern," and then flashed a picture of Clinton's campaign logo pushing a boulder uphill with the slogan, "Trudge up the Hill!" Obama also pretended that he wouldn't go after Trump, but then dedicated an entire section of his remarks to making fun of the GOP frontrunner.

On Prince Andrew's comments Rifkind said they were "very unwise remarks to make".

Remarks: To make the theory stronger, we need also to deform the log, as well as rational functions.

The first was started by Pep Guardiola, who used his post-match remarks to make a philosophical point.

Whoever did the leaking did a good job, editing Mrs Tanaka's remarks to make the most of her pro-Asian, anti-American leanings.

There are several different kinds of remarks to make here.

He said of his former manager on Sportsound: "I think those comments are clumsy, they are not clever remarks to make.

Other times I make useless remarks to make myself feel better.

This means you tell jokes or make remarks to make fun of yourself.

But enough of these pleasantries, for I also have one or two remarks to make that I believe you will be less happy to hear.

One reviewer called Wani depraved, an odd remark to make about Hollinghurst's morally neutral fiction.