Sentence examples for unhelpful remarks from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, the then chairman, Colin Southgate, was making unhelpful remarks about how he disliked patrons who wore "smelly trainers".

Bernstein said: "These ill-informed and unhelpful remarks are at odds with the progressive and responsible approach being followed by the game with the support of Government to deal with these serious issues.

Major was spitting at unhelpful remarks from the then-Bonn government and the then-Bundesbank, now more politely known as the European Central Bank (ECB), but still located in Frankfurt.

That suddenly crystallised the concern – that my life was pretty much over – which had been lurking just beneath my consciousness for months, quietly fuelled by all those unhelpful remarks.

He said: "These ill-informed and unhelpful remarks are at odds with the progressive and responsible approach being followed by the game with the support of Government to deal with these serious issues.

This strange, unhelpful remark implies that our policy is the opposite: to linger in Iraq and make only feeble attempts to help the Iraqis govern themselves.

One reader found ­Macfarlane's remarks unhelpful.

Even though I am a strong critic of Israel's actions against the Palestinians, I found Ken Livingstone's remarks unhelpful and inflammatory, although I don't believe he is an antisemite.

Baroness Sayeeda Hussain Warsi, a 36-year-old lawyer who is a rising star in the Conservative Party and one of its most influential Muslim figures, issued a statement calling the archbishop's remarks "unhelpful".

Laura Bates, the founder of Everyday Sexism, said the minister's remarks were unhelpful.

Either way, there are plenty of local associations which believe his remarks are unhelpful to the wider party, let alone his own leadership ambitions.