Sentence examples for he remarks about from inspiring English sources
When he remarks about it, you're taken aback.
"I admired anyone," he remarks about himself as a child, "who could unsettle people".
"It's just a hunch," he remarks about one point made during this new investigation.
In A Theory of Justice (1971, revised edition 1999), Rawls does not use the terminology of narrow and wide reflective equilibrium, an omission he remarks about with regret in Justice as Fairness: A Restatement (2001, p. 31).
As he remarks about his colleagues, 'For some reason, the moment you posit a model, prediction - as in a crystal ball that can tell the future - is reflexively presumed to be your goal' [ 6].
His father got it exactly right when he remarked about these stories, "But pshaw!
There's something to manipulating life, from a distance," he remarked about directing.
And often, those people were elected officials, something Obama found surprising enough that he remarked about it multiple times privately, according to people he spoke to about the trip.
"It's the same old tune," he remarks wearily about your enemy.
He remarks, "there is something compelling about Black's strategy.
As he leaves, he remarks that he knows something about the current situation, but does not elaborate.
