Sentence examples for had already remarked from inspiring English sources

Jubeir, for his part, had already remarked on Iran's role in terrorism in the region.

He had already remarked that he had heard I made "beautiful films", and I think he knew what he wanted.

Critics had already remarked upon Gielgud's voice, that fabulous piece of machinery which a few detractors have claimed to be capable of making vocal music and little more.

By the time he was 11, he was playing competitive tennis regularly — so well, indeed, that Toni had already remarked to Rafa's father, "This boy will be the Spanish national champion someday" — but he was still grasping the racket two-handed, for forehand and backhand alike.

This fact did not go unnoticed; the Archbishop Giovanni Domenico Mansi had already remarked in 1751 that Muratori had forgotten to transcribe this folio ([33], pp. 96 97).

Personally, as I have already remarked, I found her obnoxious, but a government under the loveable but hilariously hapless Michael Foot seemed unthinkable.

(Rick Santorum, apparently a keen if not very reliable student of the French Revolution, has already remarked upon this subject that President Obama is leading us to "the guillotine").

The narrator has already remarked on the wideness of the character's smile (hence the "that" in "that stunning, wide smile") and is intensifying its attractiveness at the second reference.

However, this is understandable, as we have already remarked on its importance and commented on its interpretation in Section 5.

I've already remarked on the volume and sound quality, which are shortcomings I can live with.

R. Sauer (see the monograph [10]) has already remarked that a discrete surface's PQ property is analogous to the conjugate property of a smooth surface x ( u, v ), which reads det ( ∂ u x, ∂ v x, ∂ u v x ) = 0. (1).