Sentence examples for met remark from inspiring English sources
This is in contrast to the final 36 articles that met REMARK inclusion criteria, where only six (18%) centred on non-significant results.
This feature will also be advanced in the future to include facial recognition, so meeting remarks can be properly attributed.
In Beijing I turned to a local resident I'd met and remarked, "This city is greener than people tell you it is".
"I think you're the strangest man I've ever met," someone remarks at one point to our hero, and they've got a point.
Everyone who met him remarked on the contrast between his ferocity in print and his personal geniality, but this was hard to explain to those who didn't know him, especially if they had been on the rough end of his pen.
According to reports, when Mr Boehner told Republican representatives that he would not allow such brinkmanship this time around, the members of his caucus met his remarks with stony silence.
"I freaking suck," he continued; a remark met with laughter from the reporters yet laced with the harsh acknowledgement that his age had finally caught up with him.
It shows Mr. Jackman stepping away from an intense moment to say, "You want to get that?," a remark met with cheers from the audience.
My next conquest's grandmother, upon meeting me, remarked, "There's not much of her, is there?" I took this as a compliment.
"The question is who's bright idea was it to establish a hotline with an Arabic capacity that they cannot meet," he remarked.
Those remarks met with a cool reaction from officials in Germany and the Netherlands.
