Sentence examples for do remarking from inspiring English sources

Calvin's father tells Calvin sarcastic lies when asked a straight question, and Calvin often believes them: Watterson defends what Calvin's parents do, remarking that in the case of parenting a kid like Calvin, "I think they do a better job than I would".

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

What can we do?" remarks one resigned widow whose recollections of macheted infants and bludgeoned family members are searingly similar to those of her peers.

Nevertheless, they do remark on method, in some cases in detail.

I feel empowered when I see them, I think all women do," remarks Argiro.

"You look a lot better at brooding than I do," remarks Tyrion.

"What are we supposed to do?" remarked one student about playing with the snow (JR field note 2/23/04).

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.

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.

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