Sentence examples for remarks would be from inspiring English sources

BlackRock later said that to draw any conclusion from Ms Cound's remarks would be misleading.

But just minutes before the hearing began, they were informed that no such remarks would be permitted.

The interviewees were assured that their remarks would be kept confidential on the theory they would be more candid.

But his advisers convinced him that those remarks would be inappropriate for an audience that included Schwab executives.

Asked if the translation of the leader's remarks would be changed on his Web site, Mr. Zarif said, "I will talk to them".

She agreed to talk to a reporter only if she was not identified because she said she was not sure how her remarks would be used.

No satirical remark would be called for in response to Lena Zonina, Sartre's Russian translator.

If it were not for the dire consequences for the animals who will suffer in the laboratory, the chief minister's remark would be hilarious.

Now shut up.' " Berman's class, she says, was a "cult of personality," a place in which the master's every remark would be examined for layers of meaning.

If tax policies were equitable and the budget and programs were discussed honestly, that sort of remark would be recognized as blasphemy, because this country is, or should be, the people's country.

That remark would be of little worth for an audience that had not already read Meno.