Sentence examples for good remarks from inspiring English sources

He mocked an observer in the news media who might suggest that "those were pretty good remarks, but they weren't the Gettysburg Address".

That's a good remark.

Heard a good remark about Hitler yesterday.

"Good," remarked Downing, according to the lawsuit.

But in the annual confidential report, he or she gains a good remark.

Giambi should tape his feel-good remarks to his locker, and repeat as necessary in the next round.

"This government is pretty good," he remarks.

"People really underestimate the value of good English," remarks Tim Nilsen, a molecular biologist who reviews applications for the National Institutes of Health's (NIH's) Cell Development and Function study section.

"Emotional inconsistency and assassination hardly make good bedfellows," remarks her handler, less than convinced that women belong in the field at all.

Even the preternaturally prepped and prolific Neil Patrick Harris seemed affected, reduced at times to a small figure on a big stage making "good job" remarks to performers and attempting to carry a long-running joke about a box.

"It turned out pretty good," he remarked offhandedly.