Sentence examples for I remark to from inspiring English sources

It's better than Nottingham, I remark to Janine from Leicester tourism.

In fact, I remark to Selezneva, it feels a little socialist.

"It all seems wonderful," I remark to a manager, who is disinclined to give his name, but happy to extol the glittering future that awaits Peckham.

When I remark to Mailer how odd it is that he of all people — macho guy and occasional baiter of homosexuals — resides in the East Coast capital of gays, he just shrugs and pronounces the finest of all American sentences: "Live and let live".

As we watch Nikpai and his fellow athletes I remark to Mirwais Bahawi that it must be difficult to be an Olympic athlete in a country still at war.

The tick must have a hole, I remark to myself, but I feel no sexual desire towards it.

"Just think, I used to dream of burning the place down," I remarked to her, as we drove away.

I remarked to him that storefronts on the streets looked a little bit better, more freshly painted.

As we drove away, I remarked to my Iranian friend that the similarity of the answers was disappointing.

I remarked to Max that the official's concern for the old couple didn't seem profound.

I remarked to her that she was lucky to have someone like him.