Sentence examples for that sort of remark from inspiring English sources

Mr. Ellison often makes that sort of remark.

That sort of remark deepens the mystery over his intentions.

"God, how that sort of remark dates you!" snapped Fitzgerald, completely missing the deliberate archaism.

In most circumstances, that sort of remark would cause me to reflect on societal norms; this time, it made me excited for a warm shower in a spotless bathroom.

If tax policies were equitable and the budget and programs were discussed honestly, that sort of remark would be recognized as blasphemy, because this country is, or should be, the people's country.

That sort of remark could only come from one of two places: the 18th century or political talk radio.

"I haven't played a Test series against England that hasn't been tough," he says – not the sort of remark that was wont to pass the lips of Steve Waugh, Mark Taylor or Ricky Ponting.

Admittedly, he left cheeky messages about the lax security in the system and added that American foreign policy was akin to state-sponsored terrorism, the sort of remark that countless politicians and commentators – including many in the US – have made many, many times, most recently over the use of drones.

It is the sort of remark that had me thinking: "That's the sort of remark you would get in Liverpool".

It was the sort of remark that used to serve him well.

Hun Sen promptly complained about ASEAN's "interference": the sort of remark that gives irony a bad name.