Sentence examples for I remarked it from inspiring English sources

In the 16th and 17th centuries, I remarked, it was thought that man, noblest of all creatures, should counteract the essential baseness of his calls to nature by reading works of philosophy the while.

The anthem is plainly on the sugary side because the man standing next to me, on discovering I was English, remarked: "It is good you cannot understand German, otherwise listening to this you would probably vomit".

I remarked that it looked as if it were furnished in a melange of 18th-century pieces and good reproductions, and she replied, in character, that not all her guests were as bold as I was, but that was correct.

I remarked that it looked like a Jackson Pollock.

I remarked that it appeared to be exactly like the jacket the president usually wore.

I remarked that it would be hard to consider their salads, which can be seven hundred calories or more, diet fare.

I remarked that it was very different from the previous week's sermon, which had focussed entirely on patience.

I remarked that it must be interesting to see what is fashionable in Turkey but not in New York and vice versa.

I remarked that it was usually the city's mayor who was expected to comfort victims of urban crime.

She joins the sergeant at his table: I remarked that it was certainly a terrible day out.

I remarked that it must have been ridiculously hot to wear during a frenetic live show, and the curators laughed and said that sweat damage was one of the main problems they were working on with the stage clothes.