Sentence examples for response to remarks from inspiring English sources

In an interview last night, Mr. Foxman said the letter was in response to remarks Mr. Lieberman made at a Detroit church during its Sunday services, calling for a greater role for religion in American life.

Nihad Awad, the council's executive director, said that he wrote to ask Mr. Graham to meet with him and Muslim scholars, as a response to remarks Mr. Graham made in an October interview broadcast on Friday on NBC's "Nightly News".

(The term "Axelrod of Evil" has been tossed around in the past, but never by the McCain campaign; Mr. Rogers was speaking Friday in response to remarks Mr. Axelrod, below, made on MSNBC).

At the funerals for Liu and Ramos, many officers turned their backs when the mayor spoke, in response to remarks he had made about teaching his biracial son to be careful around police.

In Davos, Mr. Erdogan apparently became incensed during a panel discussion after a moderator curtailed his response to remarks by Mr. Peres on the recent Israeli military campaign in Gaza.

It came in response to remarks in which the former dictator, General Videla, had, in the words of the statement the bishops issued, "attributed to those who then led the Conference complicity in criminal acts".

In his response to those remarks, Mr. Rowland wrote in a letter to Mr. Kessel, "You have recently made public remarks about my state and the cross sound cable project that are uncalled for and unprofessional".

"In Battalions was conceived in response to your remarks that Arts Council cuts are having 'no effect'.

I just wondered how you felt about the response to your remarks.

Mr. Perry's defenders say the angry response to his remarks is overblown.

Engineering group Charter fell 18.75p to 366.25p in response to negative remarks about the outlook from US rival Lincoln Electric.