Sentence examples for i remarked about from inspiring English sources

I remarked about how we were all squeezed in.

When I remarked about the quiet of these rooms, Mother Teresa told me that for many of these people this was the only moment in their lives when they were at peace and felt truly loved.

After the February 22 debate I remarked in a tweet about a certain narrowness.

Observing a cream chiffon gown plumped at the bodice with pale gray feathers, I remarked to Mr. Lagerfeld about the gray.

I kept thinking about her remark about taking up where "Heidi" left off.

"I wanted to make the most Surrealist paintings I could," Tanning has remarked about her work of the forties.

"I admired anyone," he remarks about himself as a child, "who could unsettle people".

At one point in the ad, the man remarks about Goldwater, "I read now where he says, 'A craven fear of death is sweeping across America.' What is that supposed to mean?

On the one hand, he clarifies: "I meant by my remark about Kant that the principle of my will must always be such that it can become the principle of general laws".

I remember my father once remarking about the "shamelessness" of Qaddafi's lies, that he has always been able to lie without blushing.

When Ms. Newton permitted her daughters to grow their hair "wild and scruffy," as she described it, "I had remarks about how I don't take care of their hair".