Sentence examples for point remarks from inspiring English sources

A leading character is the worldly and cynical Prince Tancredi, who at one point remarks: "Things must change around here if we want things to say the same".

He asks his British expert commentator "if money ever gets exchanged under the table," and at one point remarks, in amazement, "To think, that in some countries, people eat these dogs".

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The White House has signaled for weeks that it wanted to use the West Point remarks to articulate its doctrine and counter criticism from once friendly corners that Obama's foreign policy is adrift.

Former SNL player Garrett Morris plays the diner's cashier, who at one point remarks that Behrs' character is "workin' harder than Stephen Hawking trying to put on a pair of cufflinks".

(Dan agrees and at one point remarks to me that he is disappointed in the location of the kidnapping exercise Marina Del Rey, Venice, and Santa Monica preferring to test himself against the city's "bangers").. Reeve projects an image of a map onto the wall behind him.

They refer to each other with affection; Noreen at one point remarked, "It's one of those strange Irish relationships".

In the wake of the new fall season, Colbert did jokes about CBS shows, at one point remarking, "I feel like a Third Broke Girl".

Justice Chaudhry tried to distance himself from his son and at one point remarked: "I will not call him my son.

The Englishman who at one point remarked, "I'd like my life back"—was derided for his alternately flippant and obfuscating responses in media interviews and while testifying before the U.S. Congress.

Herring was quoted extensively for the piece, and the most contentious quote appears to be his "racists have a point" remark – which is how he paraphrased the argument of his new show, Hitler Moustache.