Sentence examples for appears remarks from inspiring English sources

Still, odd though he may be, in his need to be seen, and see himself, in the company of the powerful, he seems to epitomise a common syndrome: common among Jewish men of his generation and older, and among immigrants to Britain in general .It appears", remarks one observer of Anglo-Jewry, "that the ambition of the well-to-do and rising immigrant community soars after some kind of official dignity".

They appeared with remarks written by The Times's executive editor, Jill Abramson, the former chief executive Janet L. Robinson and the Pulitzer Prize-winning columnist Nicholas D. Kristof.

But his latest remarks appears to have angered some Twitter users, resulting in a top trending hashtag #ModiInsultsIndia on Tuesday.

And a review of Clinton's full remarks appears to support this claim.

What lies behind this vague but cautionary remark appears to be closely related to a set of issues already remarked, issues which are developed in the contemporary work of prominent logicians and semanticists.

The same remark appears as a pull quote in Wired's piece.

The following remark appears to be of particular interest.

Cornyn's remark appears to line up with that emerging potential strategy.

If some wise remark appears in your head and if it is considerably rude, then don't say it.

How greatly Dickens personally had changed appears in remarks by friends who met him again, after many years, during the American reading tour in 1867 68.

So far, Mr. Khalilzad appears unshaken by such remarks.