Sentence examples for of remarking from inspiring English sources

There is, as their patron saint was fond of remarking in her heyday, no alternative.

As long-term Middle East-watchers are fond of remarking, the peace process is sadly all process and no peace.

For some time, American Anglophiles had been fond of remarking affectionately, and perhaps a trifle condescendingly, on "the English eccentric".

Where his own career is concerned, Ralph Steadman is fond of remarking, he tried, as a cartoonist, to change the world, "and yet failed".

My father was fond of remarking that all he had inherited from the whole debacle were the keys to the family graveyard.

Herodotus, the Greek traveler and historian of the 5th century bc, wrote of some 50 different peoples he encountered or heard of, remarking on their laws, social customs, religion, and appearance.

No coach appreciates this sort of remark.

It was a very interesting set of remarks.

I find both of these sets of remarks strange.

This kind of remark sends his mother, Lois Pearl, into fits.

Mr. Ellison often makes that sort of remark.