Sentence examples for and remarks it from inspiring English sources

Like many famous scenes and remarks, it enters memory through a window while no one is looking.

Though it is easy to track the exact source of the revisionist "angels," it is much harder to find the source of those "ages". Like many famous scenes and remarks, it enters memory through a window while no one is looking.

In Portsmouth, a political bellwether, one passer-by nods at the crowd outside the job centre and remarks: "It's our money, isn't it?"—before hurrying to open up shop and start the day's striving.

When that lot dries up, she gazes around herself and remarks, "It's ridiculous isn't it, this sort of facade we present to the world?" She has a special adjective she has made up to explain it.

He describes the episode as a commentary on "people who like things just the way they are," and remarks, "It never seems to have occurred to anyone that this episode is about the people who hate it".

The prosecution played a video clip on 9 April showing Pistorius shooting at a watermelon and remarking "it's not as soft as brains… but it's a zombie stopper".

I have seen the situation in my own Chile and remark it now once more in Yugoslavia.

The rookie turned to Mel Stottlemyre, the pitching coach, and remarked, "It doesn't get any better than this".

She began her demonstration of coq au vin by dropping a whole chicken on the floor, dusting it off and remarking: "It's OK.

After pointing out this inconsistency, the employee is said to have hastily opened the beer can and remarked: "It's so you don't use it as a weapon".

She ordered provisions with a new energy and efficiency, and remarked: "It's taken me some time to realise it and longer to admit it but so far the war has been my salvation".