In my 'Perspectives' article I remarked, in connection with Fisher's literary style, that 'it is illuminating to think of The Genetical Theory as a kind of mathematical Mendelian appendix to The Origin of Species'; I should have added 'and The Descent of Man (first edition)'.
Ms. Jones is inclined to question most everything, from the chicken fingers she is served at lunch ("not what I expected," she remarked with a faint curl of her lip) to conventional child-rearing practices.
'But I wonder how many of them can do this?' I remarked to myself and with both hands and both feet reached out and touched all four walls at once.' And likewise, Bryson is at his best in space slightly larger, and more sophisticated, than the Mail on Sunday: but as ever, he makes more than most of his environment.
With so much in common with Iran, I remarked, he must feel very Iranian.
With that I remarked, only half-jokingly, "Maybe you should be lying here and I should be standing where you are.
On the phone with Mr. Schwartz, I remarked that while the restaurant's menu notes "local pompano" and "local black grouper" and "local snapper," it doesn't use the word "local" before "yellowfin tuna tartare".
In 2009, when I knew nothing about Yale's planning with Singapore, I remarked to my wife as we watched office parks and eight-lane expressways gliding by my window on a Tel Aviv-to-Haifa Aviv-to-Haifa Aviv-to-Haifa of trainiddle Easthat
"The trust has gone now as far as I'm concerned," he remarked, with total justification.
'I like paying taxes," the US supreme court Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes once remarked, "with them I buy civilisation".
I kept remarking with disbelief, "Sweetie!
