Sentence examples for remarks without from inspiring English sources

Most Beijing newspapers have reported Mr Wen's remarks without comment.

Minister Sherpao listened to the Ambassador's remarks without comment.

The bankers all left the room swiftly after Mr. Obama's remarks without stopping to offer much reaction.

Ms. Menashe broadcast their remarks without army approval, and their powerful comments were repeated and discussed throughout the day here.

In his remarks, without naming Clinton, Rubio referred to her only as "a leader from yesterday". "Yesterday is over.

It is unlikely that he would have made his remarks without first clearing them with Mr Bossi.

This remark, without Mr. Dulles's intending it to, clarified th rickety anatomy of leagues.

YOU cannot make an omelette, Stalin infamously remarked, without breaking eggs.

And Beauvoir could flit between high-minded philosophy and a pointed remark without any trouble at all.

After slavery had been forcibly abolished, a Georgia editor remarked without compunction about impoverished rural blacks, "I do not think that poverty disturbs their happiness at all".

And a man, even an American man in Britain, would much more readily get away with that "subterranean suspicion" remark without seeming brash.