Sentence examples for thought remarks from inspiring English sources

As he campaigned in Pennsylvania, Mr. McCain said he thought remarks like General Clark's were "unnecessary".

"You're seeing all the economic data coming out of Europe and the U.K. and realizing that the central banks might act in a more aggressive manner than we might have thought," remarked Scullion.

I thought about remarks they have made.

"I thought his remarks were very tough," he said.

Kiriakou told me that he thought his remarks to Brian Ross about waterboarding fell into that category.

It is thought those remarks may have triggered scenes of violence that have shocked the nation.

In Kerry's defense, he must have thought his remarks would remain private.

And I thought your remarks were somewhat inaccurate if I may say so.

On the plane, Reyes stopped to tell Hernandez that he thought his remarks were unfair.

There is some suggestion that Osborne thought his remarks were off the record.

But somehow Godfrey Bloom seemed to get away with his comments, as most of the interviews he took part in got stuck in a rut, in which he was repeatedly asked whether he thought his remarks were "offensive".