Sentence examples for journal remarked from inspiring English sources

Adam Meyerson, a former editor of the "Manager's Journal" column in the Wall Street Journal, remarked to me one morning on the Washington subway that our productivity studies had changed the economic debate in the United States.

A story in The Wall Street Journal remarked that the case "dramatize[s] the harshness of the one-child policy".

The Edmonton Journal remarked on the quality of the "photoplay house's" finishings, remarking on the solid marble facade, frescoes, brass mirrors and the abundance of gold leaf decoration.

The Music Journal remarked the difference of the tracks of the album, with other cowboy songs published previous to the release.

In contrast, a review from the previous year in the same journal remarked after a performance of the Beethoven concerto that Mr. Szigeti has a rather small but beautiful tone, elegance, finish.

The Washington Post noted that the Broad's purpose driven building design allows "the mind to rebirth itself into a state of greater focus and spiritual expectation," while the Wall Street Journal remarked on the NMAAHC's palpable "spirit of inclusion, celebration and even spiritual uplift".

Staff for the magazines Mean Machines and Dragon and Edward J. Simrad of the The Milwaukee Journal all remarked the game as having fun, challenging gameplay and being a creative and original idea.

In combining two journals, we are swimming against the tide of ever-proliferating new journals, a point remarked by Gregory Petsko in a Comment [ 2] written for us to mark the occasion and in which, with the verve and effrontery with which regular readers of his column in our sister journal Genome Biology will be familiar, he deplores such proliferation - inviting, perhaps, dissent.

Finally, as one interviewee remarked, journals "want to increase their impact factor".

One day, after a long boat trip, scribbling page after page of notes, he finished his journal entry by remarking that "every poet has trembled on the verge of science".

Pedro II remarked in his journal: "I cried from happiness and also from sorrow seeing my Mother so affectionate toward me but so aged and so sick".