She and Mr. Wheeler composed her remarks, which she delivered sometimes with a smile, but always on the verge of tears.
Mr. Feingold himself was upbeat and composed in brief remarks.
I thought it was a cleverly composed, deftly executed set of remarks, in that they reflected an awareness of each and every negative impression of or assumption about—her husband.
"It feels like a bad steakhouse," a patron remarked, examining a crowd composed largely of well-coiffed white men in fine suits, thumbing through their iPhones.
In Figures 6, 7, and 8 we can remark series of diagonals composed of intervals of positions which seem contiguous and occur in the same order in the two sequences.
Their emotion was visible on their faces when they walked on stage after Romney finished his remarks, which Romney had hastily composed, knowing he had to say something.
In onstage remarks Mr. Estrada said it was composed "when I still wrote music, before my ear was poisoned by noise".
One fan, Maurice Ravel, once remarked that he would rather have composed "Le Roi Malgré Lui" than Wagner's entire "Ring" cycle.
"[It] isn't writing at all — it's typing," Truman Capote remarked, apropos of Kerouac's having composed "On the Road"via a 120-foot-long roll of tracing paper fed continuously through his typewriter.
When the book was completed in 1543, Vesalius presented it to Charles V, the Holy Roman Emperor, who remarked that "hitherto, nothing has been composed so eloquent, learned and useful".
