Sentence examples for in some remarks from inspiring English sources

"You have some machismo in some remarks, but I'm not obsessed by that.

The Nazis also figured in some remarks of Jeane Kirkpatrick, former Amb. to the UN.

This model results in some remarks: (i) One can define a particular temperature T p at which thermal energy kT p equals the high (/depth) of potential hill for a localized hole (potential well for a localized electron) where the probability P (E) reaches its maximum.

In "Some Remarks on Logical Form" (1929) he says: "One is often tempted to ask from an a priori standpoint: What, after all, can be the only forms of atomic propositions, and to answer, e.g., subject-predicate and the relational propositions with two or more terms further, perhaps, propositions relating predicates and relations with one another, and so on.

In A Vindication of the Divine Attributes, in some Remarks on His Grace the Archbishop of Dublin's sermon intitled "Divine Predestination Consistent with the Freedom of Man's Will", (published in 1710) Collins takes on another way of evading his demand that whatever we believe must be comprehensible to us.

Describing an epidemic in an elementary school in Georgia, Dr Richard Levine and his research team wrote in the Lancet in 1974: "Some remarks by affected individuals suggest a psychosomatic mechanism.

Nevertheless, we employ the notation in this article, and some remarks are in order.

Finally, in Section 6, some remarks are given.

Both sides made some remarks in an atmosphere described as chilly and professional.

The paper concludes with some remarks in "Conclusion" section.

The paper is concluded with some remarks in Section 10.