Sentence examples for say remarks from inspiring English sources

Activists say remarks by government officials about women and how they should be treated leave them exposed to violence.

Activists also say remarks by officials from the Islamic-rooted government about women and how they should be treated leave them exposed to violence.

Our readers were divided over the wisdom of said remarks.

Mr. Zhang said remarks by Iranian officials over the past few days indicated their interest in finding a diplomatic resolution.

"They know what the law says," remarks a confidant of General Abacha's, warningly.The foreign minister, Tom Ikimi, has talked of unnamed "foreign powers" linked to the plot.

DUP leader Peter Robinson said remarks he made in support were misinterpreted.

"Wiesenthal's scant regard for the truth makes it possible to doubt everything he ever wrote or said," remarks Walters.

In response to Farage's completely nonsensical explanation,  Labour's shadow Welsh secretary Owen Smith said, "Remarks like these are what makes Farage so dangerous.

"Parking is diabolical," Ms. O'Sullivan said, remarking on the limited number of metered spaces for public use.

Mr. Mahmoodzada seemed unmoved, they said, remarking that "bad things happen" in movies as in life.

Sanders, Farris said, remarked that after lining up a few times against Rice, his hamstrings were on fire.