Sentence examples similar to habitually remarking from inspiring English sources
"BY THE time the Europeans began to visit the New World in large numbers, they had grown so habitually malodorous that the Indians nearly always remarked on how bad they smelled....for some, however, filthiness became a kind of boast.
"Shit," Scruggs remarked.
"Oucheroo," she remarked.
As John Stuart Mill remarked in Utilitarianism, "[f]ew hurts which human beings can sustain are greater, and none wound more, than when that on which they habitually and with full assurance relied fails them in the hour of need" (59).
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In private letters, including some to journalists, she mercilessly criticized Disney's lack of subtlety and what she called his emasculation of characters, but she habitually attached a nervous caveat that her remarks were not for publication.
Those remarks are very close to what his detractors habitually say of him.
It would be difficult to say where the expression of Bangs's moral universe was clearest, because he'd habitually compress a sublime insight into any old photo caption or throwaway remark, in whatever throwaway piece about whatever throwaway band.
Designers habitually copy nature.
