Sentence examples similar to he merely remarked from inspiring English sources
When Drygalski goes home and tells his wife about Katharina's arrest, he wants praise and approval and is angered when she merely remarks, "Poor woman, she didn't deserve that!" He leaves the room, slamming the door.
Asked about John Boehner's slavish commitment to his Tea Party tyrants, Will merely remarked, "He has a constituency," which translated to the commoner means he may not be right to do what he's doing, but has the right to do it.
Futterman merely remarked on Sue's non-appearance in passing; she came to the conclusion that "we got a spazzy, unfocused hour at the expense of emotional investment", and though Anthony Benigno of the Daily News complimented the "solid acting", he also wrote that "this is the first time the show's started to feel genuinely boring as opposed to, you know, gleeful".
Cauchy proves that this is necessary for convergence, but as to sufficiency of the condition merely remarks "when the various conditions are fulfilled, the convergence of the series is assured".
The context of Mr. Chalian's remarks — was he merely goading a guest to say something provocative, or was he expressing his own point of view?
He remarked that he preferred living downtown.
He also remarked that it is essential that that support is then tailored for the SME, rather than merely an extension of a large company tool [24].
"I was for segregation," he later remarked.
"Cette femme Thatcher!" he famously remarked.
The candidate insisted that he merely said he had "heard from" foreign leaders in his original remark.
