Sentence examples for Having remarked from inspiring English sources

I cannot recall his ever having remarked on how fast or slow his life seemed to be going.

I was amazed when I visited my old school recently: having remarked how sorry I felt for teachers in the mobile era, several teachers immediately declared how useful they were in class.

Or if Ed Miliband's question was even more ridiculous, such as, "Having remarked that he has no time to discuss television programmes, does the Prime Minister have any plans to go straight to a TV studio to defend the presenter of Top Gear?" But the TV debates aren't just a television programme, they're a debate about who we should vote for in the election.

He has earned widespread attention in recent months for being one of the most outspoken anti-Trump Republicans, having remarked that there are "dumpster fires" more appealing than the choice between Trump and Hillary Clinton.

"He was resolute," Bush has remarked.

A large number of my passengers have remarked on it".

Hamilton had remarked that he considered his offensive linemen "playmakers".

("She could make yellow heavy," Brice Marden has remarked).

"Of course he has," remarked Derek via Skype.

As I have remarked elsewhere, these guys never 'get' aspiration..

Earlier, he had remarked, "I have given enough for fifteen hundred years".