Sentence examples for remark that all from inspiring English sources

On screen, up came Prince Philip's whimsical remark that "All money nowadays seems to be produced with a natural homing instinct for the Treasury" – though in his case money makes the reverse journey from the Treasury to his trouser pocket.

The presentation is unrepentantly rah-rah, with Camille Paglia popping up to remark that "All of the feminist nags in the world are never going to make that particular show go away".

He approvingly quoted Bismarck's remark that all the Balkans were not worth the life of one of his soldiers.

In that same piece, she quoted Walter Benjamin's remark that "all great works of literature found a genre or dissolve one".

"That is how we would like to have it defined in the new constitution," he added, referring to Mr. Erdogan's remark that all religions should be equal.

Enoch Powell's famous remark that all political careers end in failure was never so apposite as in the case of David Cameron.

Besides remarking that "all the little tree birds" seemed to have disappeared, most of these people reported losses of livestock, poultry, and household pets.

Raising eyebrows further, he went on to name Zeneca, Schering-Plough and Bayer of Germany as ideal partners, a remark that sent all three stocks spiraling.

Still, despite my remark that started all this, I will never in a million years kiss that thing.

Each question about Mr. Weiner was answered with remarks that were all about Ms. Quinn.

It was a remark that triggered wide condemnation all across the country.