Sentence examples for have remarks from inspiring English sources

"You know this is a time when you can only have remarks and observations," Hisham Kassem, a human-rights worker and sometime independent newspaper editor, told me.

Not all theatres reopened with a song; some chose to have remarks made from the stage, others called for a moment of silence.

We would have remarks from Kempton, something from C. D. Batchelor, a cartoonist for the Daily News and himself a Pulitzer Prize winner, from Dan Parker of the Daily Mirror, and from me.

As I said in my speech, it's one thing to have remarks like that delivered by the likes of Ann Coulter, Bill O'Reilly, Michael Savage, and Rush Limbaugh -- they are, after all, little more than toxic curiosities (I'm sure Rush's phone started ringing to alert him to that one; or maybe he secretly enjoys watching speeches at progressive conferences).

A large number of my passengers have remarked on it".

As I have remarked elsewhere, these guys never 'get' aspiration..

Further, as many artists have remarked, paint has a singular penchant for mimicking flesh.

Others have remarked on the implications for those seeking patents on methods of medical diagnosis.

"How do you define a new entrant?" he is said to have remarked.

You must yourself have remarked how worn, wrinkled and stained they were.

Perhaps you should have remarked on it, but it's always an uncomfortable situation.