Sentence examples for withdrew the remark from inspiring English sources

There was an objection, and he withdrew the remark, but at least he had had the pleasure of making it.

Two weeks ago, Food and Drug Commissioner Andrew C. von Eschenbach told a Senate subcommittee that the contamination was done "by virtue of economic fraud," but he quickly withdrew the remark, saying he had "probably gone too far".

The IMF's chief economist, Kenneth Rogoff, suggested that a recession in America was a "done deal", though he later withdrew the remark.See article: Going downhillEuropean Union leaders decided that budget deficits should be allowed to rise above pre-agreed limits this year to cushion member countries as the world economy worsens.

The Tory leader withdrew the remark which he said was directed at Welsh government policy, adding that his own mother died of cancer when he was 15 years old.

He quickly withdrew the remark, but his co-panelist Joy Reid offered a friendly amendment, saying that her voting age children had a circle of friends who thought it was "chic" to vote for an independent.

Even though Fallon later withdrew the remarks as "careless", they are surely symptomatic.

He told his local newspaper, the Grantham Journal, that sanctions should be looked at after the election, although he later withdrew the remarks.

After refusing to withdraw the remark he was told to leave the chamber.

Mr Berlusconi then refused to withdraw the remark when given the opportunity by Pat Cox, the parliament's president.

In such cases, however, if the court interfere, and counsel promptly withdraw the remark, the error will generally be deemed to be curred.

Gove called on Burnham, a former Labour leadership contender, to withdraw the remark, saying it was "beneath him".