Sentence examples for later remark from inspiring English sources

In a later remark in "Exegesis," Dick writes, "I am a fictionalizing philosopher, not a novelist".

"I wish it had been an iron bar," the director would later remark.

"Her later remark about there being no such thing as 'society' has been misunderstood," he said.

He had, as he would later remark, aimed for the stars and hit London.

She would later remark: "My pictures were put together out of scraps they found in the producer's wastebasket.

"It's easier to train someone to fly an F14 than it is to speak Arabic," a spokesman for the American Translators Association would later remark tartly.

"I was for segregation," he later remarked.

He later remarked, "I've been discovered.

"He actually looked good up there," one onlooker later remarked.

Such longueurs, Goodliffe later remarks, can be "extremely irritating".

As he later remarked, "I was really living two lives".