Sentence examples for terrible remarks from inspiring English sources

He made terrible remarks about disabled people, he made awful remarks about women.

Sometimes drivers would see our wristbands, start honking their horns and shout out of the window, 'Go back to your country.' Some people made terrible remarks to us.

"It's a very horrible and terrible remark.

"It's a very horrible and terrible remark, I'm glad I didn't hear it".

Or the lecture to the boys in their bunks after overhearing a terrible remark in the barbershop, making the point that when a person is attacked for his color you have two choices -- join the racist by your silence or join the victim by your outrage.

This is the exact opposite of that terrible remark - it shows our longing to be part of something greater than ourselves, and what big things small acts of kindness can achieve," concludes Nighy.

"I just don't know what goes on in that White House mentality for there not being an apology for that terrible remark".

And then, on set, he can become Mij – which is Jim spelled backwards – who is a different person, making terrible caustic remarks about everybody.

Passing a young colleague in the intensive care unit, just after visiting a patient rendered comatose through surgery, he remarks: "Terrible job, neurosurgery.

Passing a young colleague in the intensive care unit, just after visiting a patient rendered comatose through surgery, he remarks: "Terrible job, neurosurgery.

Henry of Huntingdon, a 12th-century historian who had access to versions of the Anglo-Saxon Chronicle now lost, believed that Mercians had been the victors in a "terrible battle" and remarks upon Wulfhere having inherited "the valour of his father and grandfather".