Sentence examples for remarks were delivered from inspiring English sources

Opening remarks were delivered by Russell Katz, the director of neurology products at the F.D.A.

Mr. Clinton's remarks were delivered in an even tone but heightened the tension between the Obama and Clinton camps.

Mr. Geithner's remarks were delivered during a one-day seminar on the international monetary system organized by President Nicholas Sarkozy of France, who is serving this year as head of the Group of 20 industrial and developed nations.

Before the suckling pig sliders were served, remarks were delivered in the courtyard and China Chow was surreptitiously adamant that she stand at a certain spot on the fountain for a certain view of the speakers.

Mrs. Clinton's remarks were delivered at the end of an intense, four-day tour of the Persian Gulf that took her from impoverished, autocratic Yemen to the prosperous, comparatively open sultanate of Oman.

Hitchens, whose remarks were delivered into a warm hum of approval — "too easy," he later said — described it as "a pleasure as well as a duty" to kill Islamic terrorists.

In this movie, the lewd remarks are delivered not with Apatovian exuberance but with the forced casualness of people trying to shock, and most of the talk falls flat.

That remark is delivered in a spirit of affection.

The remark was delivered in early 1939, when George Cukor had been shooting "Gone with the Wind" for about three weeks.

Clark later claimed he was simply joking, but both Owens and Holtzman said the remark was delivered "very directly" and "wasn't a joke".

Mr. Davis says he held the wife's crown and was "a bit surprised" by Mr. Moon's Messiah remarks, which were delivered in Korean but accompanied by a written translation.