Sentence examples for responding to remarks from inspiring English sources

Kerry was responding to remarks on Wednesday by his British counterpart, Philip Hammond, who suggested that the deadline would have to be extended.

General Fuller was responding to remarks made by President Karzai a week earlier in which he told a Pakistani interviewer that Afghanistan would come to Pakistan's aid if attacked by the United States.

However, responding to remarks by Conservative MP Stward Jackson that MPs would be "insane" to defect to Ukip following the results, Mr Farage bit back: "I expect Mr Jackson will lose his Peterborough seat next year".

He was responding to remarks made by Bruce in an interview in Reader's Digest this week, in which she admitted that she dyes her hair as a BBC newsreader.

Mr. Perry was responding to remarks that Mr. Tyler made in an interview with Classic Rock, a British music magazine, in which Mr. Tyler said he was preparing to focus on a solo career.

The minister, Bernd Neumann, was responding to remarks made in Der Spiegel by Norman Rosenthal, the former exhibitions secretary of the Royal Academy of Arts in London, who said such restitutions should end.

The spokesman was responding to remarks by Austrian political leaders saying they might hold up expansion plans if the union does not end sanctions imposed after the rightist Freedom Party was allowed in government.

EXTRA POINTS Commissioner Roger Goodell, responding to remarks made last week by Senator Arlen Specter, Republican of Pennsylvania, said he had no plans to conduct an independent investigation into the Patriots' videotaping practices.... Starting this year, teams will be fined when their players are suspended for violations of the personal conduct code.