Sentence examples for remark at least from inspiring English sources
This is the sort of comedy in which a character will remark, at least half seriously but with an educated awareness, "This rational humanism is getting exhausting".
After hitting his tee shot into a fairway bunker at No. 1, a smiling Woods walked down the fairway alongside Bohn, his happy face prompting a fan in the gallery to remark, "At least he's in a better mood today".
On Friday Mr Kapoor denied ever making the remark – at least in the terms reported.
(Astaire told Jackson that both of them, he and Jackson, danced out of anger — an interesting remark, at least about Astaire).
Wright's single most incendiary remark, at least among those so far revealed, was delivered from the pulpit - did I mention, too, his showman's sense of timing?
He lost 6-0 afterwardwasd wasaidid to have remarked, "At least I still have my music".
(Jon Stewart, on "The Daily Show," recently remarked: "At least we don't have to deal with Jeff Zucker. That guy's like the Cheney of television, shooting shows in the face").
His opponent, a Steelers defeat of the Vikings, in 1975, was a lousy entertainment (the score at halftime that year was a grim 2 0), but, as Steinberg remarks, "at least they played the whole thing," whereas Harrison died after just a month in office.
Having heard of the failure of several wireless start-ups on the eve of the conference, another executive, Greg Clayman, who is vice president for marketing at the wireless messaging company Upoc, remarked, "At least we have money to last us another 18 months".
"Lots of people considered working at Yahoo again today for the first time in ages," one former Yahooer remarked, at least amused by the cultural fit between the ultra-efficient Mayer and the Internet's chaotic purple dinosaur, "We'll see what she delivers".
One young faculty member in the audience applauded the courage of the senior panelists, remarking, "At least we now have heroes--successful scientists who happen to be LGBT and out at work, yet who are comfortable and secure in their professional lives.
