Sentence examples for it remarked from inspiring English sources

"Who would have thought it?" remarked Tim Martin in the Daily Telegraph.

It remarked that "Dredging of river channels does NOT prevent flooding during extreme river flows".

I've often heard it remarked in the press that Julian has some idiosyncrasies.

"It feels like we're camping, doesn't it?," remarked Reynolds Wolf, a CNN meteorologist.

("My nephew is marked for death no matter what. Hang him and be done with it," remarked the Blackfish gruffly).

But for some reason I have not seen it remarked upon that Ramirez chose to name both of his first two sons Manny, Jr.

"In Italy they've learned to celebrate dinner and lunch, whereas we sort of eat as quickly as we can get through it," remarked George Clooney.

Since 11 September, the rhetoric in America has proposed a gulf between the 'civilised' states of the present world system, and movements of 'barbaric', violent protest from outside and below - without much deference to the ambiguities of 'civilisation', or the justifications of resistance to it, remarked on since Tacitus at least.

"It's as if — that the President is setting the policy and Congress is executing it," remarked Kennedy.

It remarked the "resourcefulness" of Lizabeth Scott, the "positive acting ability augmented by a fresh prettiness" of Dolores Hart, and the "witty lines and range of expressions" delivered by Wendell Corey.

"That was a bit fussy wasn't it," I remarked to a colleague afterwards.