In wide-ranging remarks, and often fighting through tears, Durant thanked his teammates, his coaches, his friends, and his family.
In wide-ranging remarks to the Council on Foreign Relations here, the adviser, John O. Brennan, directed some of his strongest language at accusations of high-level leaking.
In wide-ranging remarks, Mr. Tillerson also pledged more help in Mexico's fight against drug cartels and Colombia's peace initiative and efforts to cut back on coca production.
In wide-ranging remarks in her chambers on Friday that touched on affirmative action, abortion and same-sex marriage, Justice Ginsburg said she had made a mistake in joining a 2009 opinion that laid the groundwork for the court's decision in June effectively striking down the heart of the Voting Rights Act of 1965.
COLUMBUS, Ohio — In wide-ranging remarks here, Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg defended the use of foreign law by American judges, suggested that torture should not be used even when it might yield important information and reflected on her role as the Supreme Court's only female justice.
"What the mayor of Oakland did the other day was a disgrace," Trump said during wide-ranging remarks at the beginning of a Cabinet meeting on Thursday.
The controversy began over the weekend with the release of audio clips of Mr. Sterling making wide-ranging racist remarks in a conversation with a female acquaintance.
By Amy Davidson Sorkin February 12 , 2010One sympathizes with Ta-Nehisi Coates, who writes, "I don't have much to say about Wieseltier's piece on my band-mate" — Leon Wieseltier's wide-ranging, much remarked attack on Andrew Sullivan for The New Republic, in which he suggests, to put it bluntly, that Sullivan has a problem with Jews.
One sympathizes with Ta-Nehisi Coates, who writes, "I don't have much to say about Wieseltier's piece on my band-mate"—Leon Wieseltier's wide-ranging, much remarked attack on Andrew Sullivan for The New Republic, in which he suggests, to put it bluntly, that Sullivan has a problem with Jews.
Modood's work is, however, much more nuanced and wide-ranging than this brief remark suggests: he by no means wishes to reduce the identity of Muslims to its religious component.
In our wide-ranging conversation, Hoffman quoted Aristotle's remark that we are "social animals" to explain the remarkable success of social media.
