Sentence examples for only to remark from inspiring English sources

To call him a Cubist is not only to remark on the broken-lined silhouette he frequently shows in profile.

She had only to remark, "I'll take that applause" for the clapping to rise, whether or not she'd done something remarkable.

I mention my own childhood only to remark on the profound effect that travel writing can have, or at least had on my younger self, for it was The Songlines that led me out of the hills.

And don't talk to me about bad taste; I'm making nothing up, not even this (though this is less well documented): He is said to have not complained at all while lying above the coals, only to remark, "I am already roasted on one side and, if thou wouldst have me well cooked, it is time to turn me on the other".

But after 9/11…" He then dropped the mic, picking it up only to remark, "The world was made safer by his removal".

"Every time I hear a dial tone, I think of Harry," the vice-president began with a laugh, and was not the only person to remark on Reid's tendency to hang up abruptly.

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Luke's only response is to remark that Argentina is "about to default again".

Cioran admitted that he had been wrong in his youth, but Eliade could only allow himself to remark that "communism won".

In the tiny room in the Belvedere Hotel, which was packed to the gills, one of those present was heard to remark: "Only three people matter at Davos – Mario Draghi, Vladimir Putin and Thomas Piketty – and none of them are here".

And yet, as if to show that his modesty is never false, and that self-effacement is not his only instinct, he goes on to remark that most of the historic statements and documents of the anti-Communist dissident movement in his corner of the world were written by himself, and that his rise to leadership followed simply from his superior talent for cool and orderly thinking.