Sentence examples for remarks were received from inspiring English sources
His remarks were received by a packed house, however some supporters were literally left out in the cold after being moved to a drafty overflow room that lacked chairs and a large-screen TV.
Mr. Bradley's remarks were received with applause and many blacks in the audience had good words for him, aware that he has been a strong proponent of racial causes going back to the days when he played professional basketball, a sport dominated by black players.
This is why it was so remarkable, yet so typical, to see Obama take credit, boasting of his "persistence," and even odder to see how warmly his self-aggrandizing remarks were received.
The president's fate will probably be determined by how his remarks are received and if they can quell the uproar over his handling of the scandal, which began in mid-December and broadened this week.
A sense of how the "fried chicken" remark was received by the American golfing public arrived at Merion, in what marked García's first appearance on this side of the Atlantic since the controversy.
Mr. Bush's remarks, the first by an American president in the Reichstag, were received politely.
It is not clear how the remarks will be received in France.
He has long been protective of Eli — after Tiki Barber took shots at Eli in 2007 and Eli fired back, Peyton pulled a visiting reporter aside in the Colts' locker room to ask how Eli's remarks were being received in New York.
In her speech, Chang lays out the many ignorant remarks she's received, addressing anyone from those who've made fun of her parents' names to people who've ridiculed her culture's food. .
These remarks won't be received positively, and will only frustrate the person you're talking to.
General McNeill's remarks are likely to be received warmly in Kabul, where many senior Afghan officials and Western diplomats take the position that American military power provides the surest short-term solution to Afghanistan's security problems.
