Sentence examples for got remarked from inspiring English sources
And my husband didn't believe that I was – I was not assaulted, but I got remarked on in the street.
It says something about the state of political discourse that only "subhuman mongrel" really got remarked on, in a rush of ugly invective.
"It doesn't get remarked very often that writing is not a problem confined to lawyers," he said.
"We like to open the festival with something special to build audience excitement for the fortnight of films to come, and Hail, Caesar! is as big and beautiful a film as you can get", remarked Festival Co-Director, Allison Gardner.
There are other special qualities about New York – perhaps especially about Manhattan – that make it catnip for dream and reverie and the imagination – qualities so obvious but counter-intuitive that they don't get remarked on as much as they might.
While Mr. Prince's hoods are linked with winking irony to white, working-class culture — an ugly form of late 20th-century primitivism that rarely gets remarked upon — Ms. Romero's "Milagro y Accidente (Miracles and Accidents)" series functions more like folk art paintings, or Surrealism in the vein of Frida Kahlo.
Performance measurement systems have gotten remarking development since the 1980s.
Although the audio was fuzzy, some assumed Rubio to have remarked: "Got a good book there, not many answers in it".
Proposition 1.8 Particularly, if s = r and p = q = ∞, we get Remark 1.4.
Mayor Giuliani got involved, remarking that New York was no longer a colony, and Representative Nita Lowey, whose district then included part of the Bronx, introduced a resolution to protect Pooh's spot at the library.
