Sentence examples for In remarking from inspiring English sources

In remarking on the same article earlier today, Daring Fireball's John Gruber tears into Lohr's assertion that Apple's hardware business could be easily "mimicked".

And of course we took pleasure in remarking that we didn't like this stuff much ourselves.

The contemporary Greek historian Polybius, in remarking on this eclipse, stated that "the report gained popular credence that it portended the eclipse of a king.

John Gapper, writing in the Financial Times, did not exaggerate in remarking that "Fleet Street is following Britain's regional papers and US metropolitan ones in being hollowed out".

He shrugs at the suggestion that this is a difficult position to find himself in, remarking that he is determined to try to promote his belief in the importance of early intervention, regardless of the inauspicious political climate.

It's a glorious afternoon, and I apologise for being so demonstrably English in remarking on that fact, but the legendary screenwriter – tall, with salt-and-pepper stubble and warm, alert eyes – waves away my words.

In remarks before the I.M.F.

But he apologized in remarks to Politico.

Mr. Bush in remarks aboard the U.S.S.

In remarks to reporters Monday, Schwartz called the situation regrettable.

Mr. Obama celebrated the House action in remarks at the White House.