Sentence examples for taking remarks from inspiring English sources

Greg Sargent pointed out on the Plum Line blog that it's ludicrous for Mr. Romney to whine about people taking him out of context, when much of his campaign against President Obama, and Newt Gingrich, has been based on taking remarks out of context and twisting them, or just making stuff up.

However, since we know the Senate candidates are too busy holding fund-raising breakfasts to take our phone calls, we are going to answer the questions using excerpts from their debates, shamelessly taking remarks out of context whenever we feel like it.

Proof Taking Remark 9 into consideration, we conclude the desired result by applying Theorem 8 with A = B. □.

Arguing similarly to [1], Lemma 9.2] and Corollary 8 and taking Remark 3 into account, one can show that (63) ensures the non-degeneracy of homotopy (59).

Taking Remark 14 into account, we observe that the proof of this theorem is similar to the proof of Theorem 15.

He hadn't taken remarks out of context.

Mr. Perry took remarks by the president about the need to do more to lure foreign investment out of context to suggest that Mr. Obama believes Americans are lazy.

It is an elementary matter to check that T is a completely continuous opera-tor from C ( I ) into itself (one has to take Remark 1 into account).

The boy, pronounced by his mother as being "elliptical," is taking snide remarks at his father.

Hertzberg owes Newt Gingrich a written apology for taking his remarks completely out of context.

That sound bite sparked outrage, prompting Carson to blame the media for taking the remarks out of context.  .