Sentence examples for friends remarks from inspiring English sources
As Maria, one of her closest friends, remarks about her misplaced responsibilities: "You ignore your children.
The Polish-born professor, a blithe exemplar of the "transnational" tradition in which she places Baldwin, is too idealistic and far too honest — the tender air of Henry James's Maisie hangs about her — to refrain from reporting her shock at some of those friends' remarks.
This is no wry comedy of conversations but a cool-headed meditation on the doomed nature of relationships, on the perennial and devastating distance that exists between people or, as one of the narrator's Greek friends remarks, "the disgust that exists indelibly between men and women and that you are always trying to purge with what you call frankness".
As a writer Orwell prized lucidity and honesty, but nearly all his friends remarked on his intense secretiveness.
It was frustrating when some friends remarked that surviving the wreck was "a cool story to tell the kids".
"I don't know if the cardamom seeds really add anything," one of my son's friends remarked — because at a museum, everyone's a critic.
When I finally had surgery to have fibroids removed from my uterus this year, friends remarked how they'd had no idea I was ever suffering.
At a recent dinner party one of my non-medical friends remarked that there should be a 10-year moratorium on all restructuring by politicians.
And at Noell Maerz's bachelor party, his friends remarked about how the two said, "Oh, baby!" exactly the same way.
If you're ready to hear your friends remark that you somehow look better but they don't know quite why, it might be time to try a makeover.
I've heard female friends remark they're addicted to the shopping experiences inside Threadflip and Poshmark, and these companies' growing stats seem to verify those claims.
