Sentence examples for however remarked from inspiring English sources

Doak, however, remarked, "GoldenEye pretty much exhausted the performance of the machine.

Seavor, however, remarked that "pretty much 99.9% of the game remained".

Many, however, remarked that Willis was effeminate, Europeanized, and guilty of "Miss Nancyism".

Shane Satterfield, however, remarked: "While the extra [multiplayer] modes do add some longevity to [Conker's Bad Fur Day], the majority of them fail to stand the test of time".

Conservative Aboriginal affairs critic Cathy McLeod, one of the few Conservative MPs to attend or speak at the debate, however, remarked on what "terrible disservice to band members" it is to retreat from the First Nation Transparency Act, a piece of legislation passed by the previous government, which forced band councils to make their finances public.

Others however remarked that the training had made it easier to discuss stress (and stressors ).

In [35, 37] we made this assertion for any finite group G, see however Remark 23.

He did however remark that the episode allowed him to see how far the show had improved since its first season.

Some WB informants did, however, remark that "good jobs may actually not be decent, according to the standard definition of decent employment from the ILO".

Before I could answer her question, however, she remarked, "Oh, you are just so lucky!

Another, however, instantly remarked, "I need to go there tomorrow," which sounds like an endorsement.