Sentence examples for the remark made from inspiring English sources

Some attendees said the remark made sense in context, but others were offended.

The glibness of the remark made it nearly impossible to imagine an American president uttering it.

The remark made him a notorious hate figure in the pages of the tabloids.

With a little help from me, the remark made its way like wildfire through the world of comedy writers.

Mr Norris attempted to deny the remark, made to a Tory colleague at a private dinner three weeks ago.

The former Olympic 1500 metres champion turned head of the world governing body was asked if he regretted the remark, made in August.

The remark makes you wonder about what, exactly, makes design good.

Finally, all previous studies were remarked on and reported in comprehensive tables, which present the parameters studied and the remarks made on each study.

The remarks, made during a visit to a tank factory in Ohio, were received in silence.

Whether the remarks made to Lire were intentionally insulting is what the court will decide.

Glass told the Sunday Mirror in January last year that the remarks made her feel "awful".