Sentence examples for remark a new from inspiring English sources

He risks overplaying his hand, but at his best, O'Driscoll gives the apparently throwaway remark a new lease of life.

A Remark: A new ethical approval was not needed for our study as all our analyses based on published microarray datasets (which also applies to the second analyzed dataset).

Over a bowl of caribou stew in his wooden house overlooking a fjord here, Kaaleeraq Ringsted, an Inuit hunter and fisherman, remarked on a new arrival in his timeless world of glaciers and icebergs: seals, seals and more seals.

Marsden remarks that a new forensic profile has been found, and DNA screening of white males will shortly begin.

One of the dancers later remarks that a new building would be "the most magical thing that could happen for us".

Michael Collins, deputy director of national affairs at the Drug Policy Alliance, a nonprofit that supports the progressive reform of drug laws, called Trump's remarks "a new low".

Authors' response: Considering the valuable remarks a new subsection "Origin of archaeal and eukaryotic MBF1: trends in evolution" has been included in the Results and Discussion section.

Nonetheless, guests have remarked that they notice a new atmosphere of hope in my former residence.

— was the kind of un-nuanced remark that a New Yorker might expect from a San Franciscan, as Mr. Hennessy was quick to point out.

This was part of the background to E. M. Forster's remark, when a new war loomed, that if he had to choose between betraying his friend and his country, he hoped he would have the guts to betray his country.

At work, colleagues remark on a new hire's attractiveness.