Sentence examples for common remark of from inspiring English sources
It was the common remark of everybody.
In particular, in studies on health effects of environmental determinants, a common remark is that this field should never be the exclusive kingdom of environmentalists or epidemiologists; clinicians should play a vigorous role as scientists with direct experience.
"One of the common remarks was that it [the film] was both terrible and brilliant at the same time".
It's one of the most common remarks that I hear in interviewing people about their transitions.
Many pediatricians had negative memories of rotavirus infections and had observed a high burden of childhood disease from rotavirus gastroenteritis, as represented by common remarks included in Table 3.
Add a remark of better intention.
If you were at a conference or seminar at one of the Washington thinktanks a few years back, your attention would sometimes be caught by a tall, loose jointed man in casual clothes and with battered trainers on his large feet, who would lollop in, sit down, and then, in a quiet voice, make the sort of common sense remarks which are all too often a rarity at such gatherings.
"In the whole report the need of uniting efforts and solidarity is a common feature," remarked President Chissano.
The most common way of explaining Archytas' remark is to suppose that he is arguing that logistic is mathematically superior to geometry, in that certain proofs can only be completed by an appeal to logistic.
We remark that the common use of the word "cluster" to describe a disease hot spot represents only one kind of departure of spatial difference between cases and controls.
