Mr. Carney repeatedly remarked on Ms. Harris's abilities, calling her "a remarkably effective leader as attorney general" and "an excellent attorney general" who has "done great work".
President Obama late Thursday night called Kamala Harris, the California attorney general, and apologized to her for [saying] that she is the "best-looking attorney general in the country".... [His spokesman] repeatedly remarked on Ms. Harris's abilities, calling her "a remarkably effective leader as attorney general" and "an excellent attorney general" who has "done great work".
By Cora Frazier President Obama late Thursday night called Kamala Harris, the California attorney general, and apologized to her for [saying] that she is the "best-looking attorney general in the country".... [His spokesman] repeatedly remarked on Ms. Harris's abilities, calling her "a remarkably effective leader as attorney general" and "an excellent attorney general" who has "done great work".
You can see it if you watch preschool children – grown-ups will repeatedly remark upon quieter children.
In an extended interview on his campaign plane, Mr. Bush repeatedly remarked that the Democrats had now run $30 million in advertisements against him.
THROUGHOUT the case studies that make up "Awakenings," Oliver Sacks repeatedly remarks on the courage, the intelligence and the wit of his patients.
Poonen's nominators repeatedly remarked on his dedication to his students' success and well-being, both inside and outside the classroom, as well as his humorous approach to teaching and passion for the subject.
The Ontario Securities Commission, Canada's largest, assigned the task of designing a national regulator to a panel it appointed earlier this month.The Ontario body has repeatedly remarked on the absurdity of the current set-up.
Mr. McCain's bonds with this state have been repeatedly remarked on by the candidate and many of the state's Republican leaders, though presumably those bonds are going to get tested in the days ahead.
Over lunch once, shortly before his vision was sharpened by eye surgery, he repeatedly remarked on the appeal of what his companions (myself included) could see was a chiffon-decked transvestite at another table in the Hamburger Hamlet on Sunset, a favorite Stark hangout.
Jeakings pointed out that Lord Justice Leveson had repeatedly remarked on the importance of local papers during his public inquiry and on the financial perils they face from the internet, which has virtually wiped all their classified advertising, ranging from adverts for local hairdressers to used cars.
