Sentence examples for not remark that from inspiring English sources

You do not remark that you do not have enough food.

They did not remark that the relation between the variance and the mean in their data is well approximated by a power law.

Vickers and Williamson call for a familiarity with punctuated equilibria theory (Eldredge & Gould 1972), but they do not remark that their own inference on evolution is stronger, implying saltation within one generation: Fertile sex - egg-sperm fertilization - occurred (and still does) between members of entirely different species, even different phyla.

Yesterday afternoon Mr. Bloomberg's campaign manager, Kevin Sheekey, said of her comments, "They are certainly not remarks that the mayor agrees with".

A racer with private jets and fancy cars at his disposal is in no position to complain about his choice of home, and probably Hamilton would never have revealed a thing about it, if I hadn't remarked that Geneva might be a tough place to live for a single young man.

Governments, she said, "should not go around getting in people's way when they don't need to", a remark that would not have sounded out of place coming from a small-state Conservative.

"We are very clear presenters should not make remarks that could be misinterpreted and BBC News apologises for any offence that may have been caused".

Evidence that the humour originates more with Russell than with Whitehead is perhaps found in not dissimilar remarks that appear in Russell's other writings.

This was not the sort of remark that Briggs appreciated and was therefore exactly in the style to which Faucher had gravitated over the years.

This was not my intention and I would like to apologise for any remark that was not as respectful as it should have been," he said.

Which is a privilege, you can hear some accusers remark, that has not been accorded to them.