Sentence examples for it remarking that from inspiring English sources

(James himself knew it, remarking that if he was going to be Galileo someone had to be the Pope).

The poet Elizabeth Barrett Browning was one of those to see it, remarking that it showed Dickens as having "the dust and mud of humanity about him, notwithstanding those eagle eyes".

There are no clothes in the exhibition from Mr. Lagerfeld's four decades at Fendi, but the designer is enthusiastic about it, remarking that he was the person who gave the FF logo to Fendi in the 1960s, building it on the concept of "fun fur".

Lennon thought he should have sung it, remarking that it was more his style.

She then rips out the last page and eats it, remarking that it is easier to chew than the video of Bambi.

A prominent critic of Chomsky's political views, Alan Dershowitz of Harvard Law School, told The New York Times that he believed most of those buying Hegemony or Survival would not read it, remarking that "I don't know anybody who's ever read a Chomsky book".

Kirstein dismissed City Center's complaints by remarking that "it took genius to acquire" such a debt.

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

However, it remarked that if this alone were dispositive, "any claim involved in an interference would be unpatentable for obviousness", mandating analysis of the whole context.

However, it has to remark that hypokalemia could itself hold polyuria, causing both increased thirst and mild nephrogenic DI [ 15].

It is easy to remark that CPDL has more expressive power than PDL.