Sentence examples for understated remarks from inspiring English sources
From his home at the World's End in London, the septuagenarian Davidson, in one of the more understated remarks in the history of both cuisine and book publishing, says crisply, "I find pleasure in sorting things out".
— Chris Sacca (@sacca) 3 Oct 13 A Twitter designer, Alex Girón, made an understated remark.
We believed in the understated (and brief) remarks from LBJ.
The remarks, which vastly understated the disparities between the societies, drew a swift rejoinder from Palestinian leaders.
"The need to build young peoples' leadership skills and to ensure they contribute positively to nation building cannot be understated" said Mr Danbappa as he made his remarks.
Sans hat, and in relatively understated clothing, Eleanor makes her first and only insightful remarks during the movie.
Virginia Governor Bob McDonnell -- who governs a state where one must understand history and language and code, provided an understated assessment of Perry's words -- "I thought the remarks probably were something that could have been said differently".
Oswalt's acceptance speech concluded with remarks that, for the uninitiated may seem mysterious but are actually an understated tribute to his late wife, Michelle McNamara. .
Commenting on the work, the judges of the prize remarked that the "surprising scale and layering of imagery, with its understated political and historical references" made the work "outstanding" and of "great complexity and grace".
