Sentence examples for to remarks that from inspiring English sources

And also –heavy sigh – to remarks that show intolerance of homosexuals?

While employed at the company, Mr. Borumand was subjected to "remarks that reflected animus toward his national origin and religion," the E.E.O.C. said in a complaint filed in Federal District Court in Manhattan.

At a public library in Des Moines, Senator John Edwards of North Carolina tweaked his own foreign policy speech to reflect the developments, adding Iraq -- a topic he has lately been avoiding -- to remarks that had largely focused on nuclear proliferation and other hot spots.

Ben Carson stuck to remarks that never touched on San Bernardino.

You're objecting to remarks that denigrate women, yes?

Instead of taking offense to remarks that belittle her achievements, Williams took the challenge with a good rip at humor.

One security guard was heard to remark that Ms. Streisand's show was a "much milder scene".

Luke's only response is to remark that Argentina is "about to default again".

Thoreau, the greatest American parochialist, liked to remark that he had "travelled widely in Concord, Massachusetts".

A companion happened to remark that he looked a lot like her.

To remark that most of the poems in "The Unknown University," which have been fluently translated from the Spanish by Laura Healy, are not major work is not to remark that they are actively bad or painful to read.