Sentence examples for is remarked upon from inspiring English sources

That Kakuro shares a name with the great Japanese filmmaker Yasujiro Ozu is remarked upon.

If this is remarked upon, it may be because of what some analysts call "the contrast principle": put simply, he benefits from the comparison with Gordon Brown.

In "Buried Child," the atmosphere of disconnection is remarked upon by a young visitor, who has "the feeling that nobody lives here but me.... You're here but it doesn't seem like you're supposed to be".

Having witnessed the Dresden firestorm first hand, Kurt Vonnegut eventually found a literary technique capable of preserving his experiences in the novel Slaughterhouse-Five, in which a character's death is remarked upon with the phrase, "so it goes".

For example, after the observation of a student with test anxiety is remarked upon to another student, that person might assume the occurrence of, or attribute, more behaviours to the classmate (such as crying or grinding of teeth) than were originally observed.

Even in the tweediest precincts of the legal system, the over-criminalization of American life is remarked upon with greater frequency and intensity.

From his interview with Andrew Marr to the Q&A with party members, he has displayed a remarkable absence of irritation and it has been remarked upon.

Certainly, Sillitoe's versatility ought to be remarked upon more.

The similarity between the tracks has often been remarked upon.

This fact has been remarked upon all their lives & they are used to it.

The company was remarked upon for its adherence to the biblical principles espoused by Cathy.