Sentence examples for remark I from inspiring English sources

Remark (i) This definition is actually the so-called W 1, p -quasiconvex, see [14].

Finally Kingsley delivers the dotty remark I was hoping for.

"I made an unfortunate remark; I was wrong.

You made a suggestive remark, I said, and you clicked glasses with him.

Once they see the riced potatoes cooling, they each remark, "I love those".

That is the kind of self-serving remark I would normally discount.

There was no false modesty in his remark, "I am nothing but a merchant".

The most common remark I heard was "Il beled lazem timshi" — "The country needs to move forward".

Her famous remark, "I like Mr Gorbachev, we can do business together," was later helpful to me.

"All journalists are either pundits or stenographers," he told me, a remark I duly noted in my notebook.

Alec Douglas-Home's mother was heard to remark: "I think it is so good of Alec to do Prime Minister".