Sentence examples for made some remarks from inspiring English sources

He made some remarks.

After a while, Farage made some remarks.

Both sides made some remarks in an atmosphere described as chilly and professional.

He says Bloom made some remarks outside the hall that changed the media covergae of the conference.

POPE FRANCIS made some remarks this week about a big contemporary problem the neglect of older people by their children and younger relatives that bore all his hallmarks.

Senator John McCain made some remarks on Twitter on Tuesday that echoed views shared by Occupy Wall Street: Veterans, who suffer from high rates of unemployment and other plagues of the economic downturn, are taking stands on the Web.

One of the ladies exclaimed at this and made some remark about how picturesque it was.

"I think he made some remark like: 'Very interesting'", recalled Pick in an interview taped for the British Library.

In conversing with Wordsworth one day, a friend reported, De Quincey "made some remark which Wordsworth caught up & amplified & repeated, next day.

"You remember the point that Carla made in last week's seminar?" Another time, after I'd made some remark about freedom of choice in "Much Ado About Nothing," he said, "That's very well expressed, Carla.

The owner was just about to hand over the keys when he patted the boy on the head and made some remark about what fun the little fellow would have romping in the yard.