Sentence examples for a remark of a from inspiring English sources

And they close with a remark of a flamboyantly indiscreet discretion that is seemingly intended as a distinctively French sort of compliment: "A lover of the fair sex, he leaves behind a large family, to which Le Figaro expresses its sympathy".

This is a remark of a positive implication for their future as physicians are in necessity of embracing this friendly character in order to polish their doctor-patient relationship [ 22].

"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".

Add a remark of better intention.

Mary Ann Gordon, a hotel tour guide, recalls the remark of a German consul last year that it gave him "chills" to see "the place where they saved Europe".

Several months later, he delightedly quoted the remark of a child at an elementary school in the Bridgeport neighborhood, where Mr. Bilandic, like the four mayors before him, lived.

"They are not big enough for the moment" is the remark of a tabletop ornament, a decoration the Republicans' very own maverick intellectual.

Before the project, the role of health staff in field teaching (FT) had been limited, as illustrated by the remark of a doctor from a district hospital: "Teachers from the university came to teach at our hospital.

"Maybe because of a remark by a parent, teacher, or peer, or maybe because of their own insecurities — many kids lose confidence in their creative instincts," Brown wrote.

Mr. Stern's outrageousness was underlined by a remark to a group of Chinese children ogling Boomer: He told them they could pet him but not eat him.

8 49 a.m.: This article has been updated to clarify the timing of a remark by a Virginia voter, Schatem Boyd.