Sentence examples for by remarking from inspiring English sources

Kirstein dismissed City Center's complaints by remarking that "it took genius to acquire" such a debt.

He upset ethnic Malays by remarking they had not adapted well to Singapore.

Host Jon Stewart, making his second appearance at the helm, opened proceedings by remarking, "You're here!

(Perhaps we meant something like, "who once created a stir by remarking …" If so, let's say that).

Hitler usually concluded this historical speculation by remarking: 'You see, it's been our misfortune to have the wrong religion.

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

All of them explain their enthusiasm by remarking that established VC outfits have virtually abandoned early-stage firms.

Terrorists or the usual incompetence?" And he continues -- "dryly," Mr. Shakar notes -- by remarking, "Can't rule out Armageddon".

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

I concluded by remarking on the size of the Mycobacterium bovis bacillum – the cause of bovine TB.

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