Sentence examples for it remarks from inspiring English sources

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The critics, it remarks loftily, will eventually reduce him to the position of one "who also wrote".

It remarks: "During the ground operations, the Israel Defence Forces used explosive weapons extensively in densely populated areas of Gaza".

It remarks on a "rare reference" that Mr Howard made to his Jewish background, when he said the British National party's refusal to accept the Nazi Holocaust appalled him.

Pointing out that Capco itself forecasts property values in the area will continuing to increase in the coming years, it remarks: "Standing back from this we find it hard to comprehend why indeed the applicant or any other developer would sell the land short if they believe that residential values will grow".

"The truth is that the Vietnam government does not know the boundaries of nationalism and neither do they have ability to control the violence," it remarks.

He got some stick for his anyone-can-do-it remarks.

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

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

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

BEHIND THE NEWS Investors rushed to dump Toyota stock when the "stop driving it" remark flashed on news wires.