Finally, as the reader can remark it, some other means known in the literature have not been mentioned in the above.
(Of Hitchcock's 1940 film "Foreign Correspondent," he remarks, "It definitely belongs in the 'B' category". Hitchcock, far from being offended, agrees and explains why).
Vasari said that after visiting Titian in his studio, Michelangelo remarked, "It is a shame that in Venice they never learned to draw well from the beginning".
One of the accounts that remained, for a character named Bertram Cooper, remarked, "It seems very quiet in the office today".
Game Revolution remarked it can occasionally be in a bad angle to gauge a jump properly.
Filmed while he was playing Caligula nightly on stage, Sheen has remarked, "It's interesting that in searching for monsters to play, you often end up playing leaders".
As one eyewitness remarked, "It was like something happening in a world that didn't involve me.
But as Nabokov once remarked, it's a useful lesson in humility to stumble daily over challenges that a six-year-old native speaker can meet with ease.
Now, to note Ben Kingsley's acting excellence makes for a pretty banal remark, but to note it in "A Sound of Thunder" — voilà.
For reasons that have always amazed me, the Coburn bill, as Mr. Goodman calls it, was not much discussed in 2009, although I did remark on it in several posts.
