Sentence examples for he remarked on from inspiring English sources

Asked about some of the impressions of the one-day conference, he remarked on the rise of senior level of women at the conference -- and in the industry overall and quipped "women are taking over the media".

When he remarked on her obliviousness after she chattered on one day about vertebrate anatomy to their neighbor — "Matson was totally bored," he informed her — there was no judgment, only pride that he had managed to notice.

At one point, between lunch and dinner service, he remarked on the increasing rate of injury among his kitchen staff.

He remarked on the trials of traveling alone and perhaps spraining one's ankle and being pecked to death by birds of prey.

He remarked on the Army's responsiveness.

He remarked on his own tiredness, and rambled a bit.

(At one point he remarks on the unpleasantness of dissecting corpses).

Leone, he remarks on his way out, was only 60 when he died.

Nor does he remark on Israel's early support for Hamas as a counterweight to the Palestine Liberation Organization.

He remarks on the anachronistic nature of the futuristic vision he came up with which is so heavily entrenched in World War Two and the past.

Moving closer to the present, he remarks on our resemblance to chimpanzees; speculates on whether our predecessor, Homo erectus, had a religious sensibility; and examines how theories of child development shed light on language and music.