Sentence examples similar to a considerable remark from inspiring English sources
Those remarks reflect a considerable equanimity about a stormy alliance with a man who spent much of his life drunk and depressed and died after driving his car into a tree.
Theatre party, discussing villain of a play which opened and closed quietly out of town, were making derogatory remarks about the rascal, who was a considerable villain.
His campaigns resulted in a "considerable addition of empirical knowledge of geography," as Eratosthenes remarked (as reported by Greek geographer Strabo).
"Any moderately serious student of his art... faces a considerable stack of homework," MOMA's chief photography curator, Peter Galassi, remarks in a thorough, levelheaded introduction to the show's catalogue.
Diane Arbus once remarked that everyone enjoys being paid attention to, and photographing someone is a considerable amount of attention to pay another human.
As a conclusive remark, we emphasize that the presented information-theoretic methods to analyze complex networks bear a considerable potential.
A considerable wine selection.
A considerable contribution!
A considerable silence followed.
