Sentence examples for how much remarks from inspiring English sources
In pre-released drafts of the speech issued by the Vatican, it was hard to tell how much remarks like this would deliver a political punch.
Who knows how much Gansz's remarks about Lewis and Clark's expedition rallied his men.
It only really hits you living outside the UK, how much the casual remark "I'm Scottish" or "I'm British" is, bizarrely, such a political statement.
It's so annoying how much the smallest remark can stick with me all day.
She told him how much she loved his remarks, and he thanked her, saying he would see her at the reception upstairs.
UNDER Diego Rivera's murals of "Industry", at a dinner for supporters of the Detroit Institute of Arts, Anne Parsons, who runs the Detroit Symphony Orchestra, remarks how much the mood in the city has changed.
Q: How much resonance will his remarks in San Francisco, about small-town voters who cling to guns and religion, or have an antipathy to people not like them, have in the general election cycle?
To which, Adolf Rosenstock, an economist with Nomura International in London, remarked: "How much more contradictory can you be?
The first time she came to my house, she remarked how much she liked my mom's "uneducated" accent.
Whenever I overhear someone remark how much I prefer being on my own, it makes me feel desperately lonely.
INSIDE PITCH In discussing his defense Tuesday, third baseman SCOTT BROSIUS remarked how much more focused he is when the pitchers work fast and the game moves quickly.
