Sentence examples for a remark of from inspiring English sources

Neither was he the sort to let slip a remark of that significance.

At first Mr. Wolfson answered generally, saying a remark of that kind was not welcome.

"She will quote a Shakespeare sonnet and a remark of Muhammad Ali's ('Knock me down, and I will get up immediately') in the same spoken paragraph".

But then the woman burst out laughing, apparently at a remark of her own, making someone next to her ask: What's so funny?

The words are taken from a remark of Talleyrand's: "He who did not live in the years before the revolution cannot understand what the sweetness of living is".

Although she does put her foot down, as when the producers of "The Scarlet Pimpernel" took a remark of hers and used it in their advertisements.

It was a classic case of taking a remark out of context and blowing it out of proportion.

At issue was a famous remark of Cezanne's that dates from his last years.

Or was it a rash remark of the kind we have all made and instantly regretted?

As a comparison, is it possible to imagine any commentator under any circumstances quoting a witty remark of Hitler's?

His disappointment with Wordsworth was followed by anguish when a wounding remark of Wordsworth's was carelessly reported to him.