Sentence examples for from this remark from inspiring English sources

From this remark the show contrives its thesis.

Aside from this remark, though, I barely remember the conversation.

From this remark, the show arriving at the Grey, "Diane Arbus: Family Albums," has devised its slender thesis.

(22) From this remark, we observe that the degree of ill-posedness in the biparabolic model is relaxed compared to the classical parabolic case.

hence we have φ ≥ 0, ω ∈ A. From this remark, we know that D ∈ F and the sequence of { τ n, n ≥ 1 } are existent.

Harrison finds it surprising that "such extensive mathematical developments are used simply to verify that a floating point tangent function satisfies a certain error bound" and, from this remark, one would expect there are other industrial applications that will demand more extensive formalizations.

Instead, he noted this remark from Jeter: "He said he couldn't do what I'm doing".

It's a menu that begs over-ordering, as well as this remark from your waiter, regarding the procedure for delivering the food: "You guys want it as it fits?" "Fits where?" is one reply; the table is bigger than the stomach.

The New Yorker, October 9, 1926 P. 17 Al Smith looks over a new portrait of himself with this remark: "From the right side I look like a Mulberry Street Italian, from the left like a Delancey Street Jew, and from the front like and old-fashioned Tammany Irishman - it's what I call a darned good political picture".

And consider this remark from a Guardian article by Will Hutton: "Investment banking is an organized scam masquerading as a business.

We're talking about Walter Alston, whose hiring as Brooklyn Dodgers manager in 1953 generated a "Who?" headline in one New York newspaper and this remark from a sportswriter: "'The Dodgers do not..