Sentence examples for appreciative remark from inspiring English sources

Rebecca, a rare female authority figure in this genre, drives the gender-flipping conceit home with an appreciative remark about Dounia's recklessness: "You've got clitoris," Rebecca says, instead of "you've got balls". .

Rarely does the back of a structure receive critical notice, but the Bryant Park facade has attracted appreciative remarks over the years, especially from modernists.

Zhang, in sky-blue silk embroidered with yellow dragons, offered appreciative remarks in English for the benefit of the many international guests.

His jocular remark drew appreciative laughter.

Mr. Bush's remarks drew appreciative applause and, whenever he hurled a dart at Senator Kerry, derisive laughter.

As with every concert I heard on Radio 3, the presenter who popped up between movements and spoke in hushed tones, like a posh snooker commentator, remarked how appreciative the audience was.

His remarks drew appreciative applause from many of its members.

He declared in much-quoted remarks — and to appreciative laughter from the crowd — that "we would treat him pretty ugly down in Texas," and that Mr. Bernanke's monetary policy was "almost treacherous — or treasonous, in my opinion".

He uses it to express an appreciative judgment of a piece of music or a remark he has heard, and sometimes he follows it by saying, "Man, that shit is crazy".

He opened his remarks by praising the school and explaining how appreciative he was to have made it to that moment.

Vastrm's founder received one of the loudest appreciative laughs of the day when he pointed to Warby Parker's success and remarked, "Not everyone wears glasses, but everyone wears a shirt".