Sentence examples for guest remarks from inspiring English sources
"guest remarks" is correct and usable in written English
It usually refers to the comments or statements made by a visiting speaker at an official gathering or event. For example: "The guest remarks were inspirational and gave the audience an important message to apply to their lives."
Another guest remarks, "You'll have to forgive him.
A guest remarks that the revelations are not helping his depression.
At the panel's concluding dinner, she rails, "Is it true that you despise me?" Sotto voce (one hopes), a dinner guest remarks to the conference's organizer, "I hear that Slavic department enrollments are declining in the United States".
Afterward, the guest remarks that the food wasn't too good.
"Any show with a dog is all right in my book," a guest remarked.
Another dinner guest remarked on the "Gold plate, silver, & magnificent china".
A guest remarked on how much advertising American Home is getting since Curtis Publishing took it over.
"I haven't heard anything like that since my first college boyfriend," another guest remarked the next morning.
After publishing The Complete Guide to Gatecrashing, the serial uninvited guest remarked: "Saul Bellow said the great problem of a writer is what to do in the afternoon: mine is what to do in the evening".
Veal Milanese, one guest remarked, reminded her of chicken-fried steak, with its tough breaded coating; it came with a bruised bunch of arugula and tomato confit that tasted like sun-dried tomatoes straight from the jar.
We were preoccupied with repeatedly reeling our jaw up from the floor: The Lower Fifth Avenue duplex penthouse had balconies so large that one guest remarked, "You could fit Occupy Wall Street up here and not notice".
