Sentence examples for the remarks proved from inspiring English sources

The remarks proved controversial, and he resigned shortly thereafter.

The remarks proved devastating to the company as shoppers deserted its stores and 300 were closed.

The remarks proved embarrassing to Gov. George W. Bush, who has been running from one photo-op to another, posing relentlessly with black and brown children and teenagers, trying to show that he and his party are not the mortal enemies of ethnic minorities.

In response to the president's remarks, a ranking official in the commerce ministry, Jairam Ramesh, told the Press Trust of India, "George Bush has never been known for his knowledge of economics," and the remarks proved again how "comprehensively wrong" he is.

The remarks proved incendiary, typifying for some Germans the weak-kneed and indifferent response of the liberal establishment to migrant crime.

Just as a reminder of how prescient these remarks proved: I don't especially mean to pick on Trichet, whom I actually like as a person.

The reaction on the right has been to claim that Rhodes' remarks proved that the media, and perhaps the nation, had been duped into accepting the deal, which left Iran with the right to enrich limited quantities of uranium.

A column in Forbes, penned by Christopher Rim, said Trump's remarks proved the first lady "doesn't understand anything about bullying, and she certainly doesn't know how to help children who are suffering from it" in her "Be Best" campaign aimed at protecting children.

It was one of the few times in the hearing where Zuckerberg's prepared remarks proved wholly insufficient.

Prosecutors argued that Trump's remarks proved that relatively few of the seized documents were likely to be privileged communications between the two men.

Mario Dunn, Alan Johnson's special adviser who was involved in the decision to sack Nutt, also observed that his remarks proved that "no responsible government would have David Nutt as a drugs adviser".