Sentence examples for did remark from inspiring English sources

Mr. Nash did remark that the Khodorkovsky case had exacted a real, quantifiable economic cost.

"He did remark that my dressing room garb was a little unusual.

Wright did remark, however, "Miss Monroe's architecture is extremely good architecture".

George, said Ascherson, did not throw blame around, but did remark that most of the looters responsible for the damage were not educated.

(Note: She did remark that Bayelsa State militant leader, "Boyloaf" was not one of the Bayelsa militant leaders that had been "settled". End Note).

Simon Stevens, NHS England's chief executive, did remark in a speech last week that it was time to "get creative" about policy in respect of social care funding.

Flirtation became suspect, as did remarks with even the slightest tinge of sexual innuendo.

"Everybody did," remarked Benilde Little, the author of "Good Hair," who grew up there.

Kamea was glad she did, remarking "most people don't talk about suicide a lot, but by making this film people are talking about it more.

"With the closing of the booths, people do remark on how lonely it is," he said.

He does remark, though, that he has not seen this study for himself.