Over the last few months, though, industry insiders have been remarking about how pervasive the practice is.
However, Johnson's friend John Taylor dismissed this "praise" because Johnson's father had already published the translation before Johnson sent a copy to Pope, and Pope could have been remarking about it being a duplication of the published edition.
"Margaret Thatcher was someone who did not worry, as has already been remarked, about people being rude about her.
It's an ethnically diverse cast, to be sure, and much was remarked about that fact during the Television Critics Assn.
Several chains have been remarking this year about how much business is up in the recession.
So were remarks about the importance of the 7% threshold for ending QE (virtually none, it now seems) and the 6.5% threshold for raising interest rates (almost none, so long as inflation doesn't stray too far above target).
(female, 43, general practitioner) There were remarks about how men are looked upon as having a higher value than women and get more respect.
There were remarks about traditional gender roles of doctors and patients in their consultation e.g. in the perception of disease presentation.
6abbe60a-bc6e-48c5-addd-d6e5aad95f81 There were remarks galore about her unusually toned arms and the way she dressed to show them off.
There were remarks made to me and about me.
