Sentence examples for begin by remarking from inspiring English sources

They begin by remarking that smokers are not all "hopeless addicts," and that "many smokers are capable of quitting".

One jury note to the judge began by remarking "much water has passed under the bridge since Thursday".

Oates's 140-word political tweet-bombs began by remarking: "Something dispiriting about 'Brotherhood' political parties – wonder what it is".

"I began by remarking that his question was one of the first that would come to our minds as English-speakers," he said.

He begins by remarking tersely that these days it's bankers, not religious leaders, who spend time assuring you that they're ethical -- after years in which the industry has acting anything but ethically.

Zhang begins by remarking that recent (Chinese) medical journals accuse traditional Chinese philosophy of holding back the progress of medicine.

In the first prong of his objection, Hume begins by remarking that nothing is more common than for philosophers, as well as ordinary people, to talk about the "combat" between reason and passion.

That's when the ball finally came to O'Donnell, who began by remarking, "This was the worst political speech of my lifetime".

I am always skeptical of huge books that begin by apologetically remarking that they could and probably should have been much, much longer.

Taylor forbade the taking of notes in class, once began a session by remarking, "It is possible that all things are beautiful," and was a devoted partisan of all the university's sports teams.

Representative Vernon J. Ehlers, a Michigan Republican, began his questions by remarking, "I'm still puzzled by building No. 7" -- a reference to 7 World Trade Center, a 47-story high-rise that most of the nation would surely be hard-pressed to identify.