Sentence examples for makes some remarks from inspiring English sources
This note makes some remarks and comments on the paper [1] concerning a reduced-complexity controller design for an active suspension benchmark [6].
Then, stepping back from the details of the various symmetries, it makes some remarks of a general nature concerning the status and significance of symmetries in physics.
In this comment, the discusser makes some remarks on the paper "Vibration suppression for high-speed railway bridges using tuned mass dampers" by Wang, J.F., Lin, C.C., Chen, B.L., published in the International Journal of Solids and Structures, 2003, Vol. 40, No. 2, pp. 465 491.
After a while, Farage made some remarks.
Then he was persuaded by someone at his table to make 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.
"I was going to take over the podium, make some remarks about Donald Trump and his followers and then get whisked away," DiMassimo told the Guardian.
"A Zionist clown went there and made a speech, American officials tried to distance themselves from it by making some remarks but at the same time they accused Iran of terrorism.
