Sentence examples for remotely negative from inspiring English sources

This is the only time I hear Doina being remotely negative about anything.

I don't get any enjoyment from being remotely negative to anyone – the only thing you have is your connection with people.

The only remotely negative thing that the son-in-law had to say about the father-in-law during a brief conversation yesterday was that the father-in-law had not introduced him to the daughter.

Kurda, however, argued that Khan's sources were 'random' and that the union officer had worked overtime to 'find anything remotely negative against the group', all the while failing to recognise the good the group has provided.

Plenty of people seem to want to shrug the whole thing off, or claim that because they're having fun with the game that everyone who has anything remotely negative to say about it is just looking for attention.

I must say the amazing thing about children and specifically my son, for me, is one look or moment can wipe away anything remotely negative.

"He never said anything remotely as negative as Romney and Gingrich said about each other last week," Mr. Cannon says.

Based on the above observations, we interpret that we have remotely detected a strongly negative surface potential on Hyperion, through the detection of electrons, likely secondary or photoelectrons, which have been accelerated by a significant electrostatic potential at the surface.

Compared to the subsequent upright chest radiograph, there were 4 true-positive remotely diagnosed PTXs, 2 false-negative diagnoses, and 20 true-negative diagnoses for 66% sensitivity, 100% specificity, and 92% accuracy for remotely guided chest examination.

This pending market collapse was not forecast because the charts said short-term rates were going to 6% or that the financial stocks all had negative patterns or something remotely tangible, even in chartist terms.

For horizons beyond five years, the estimated cumulative impact of a tax cut of 1percentt of GDP on total expenditure is always small, fluctuates between positive and negative, and is never remotely close to statistically significant.