Sentence examples for remark that reduced from inspiring English sources
The Liverpudlian was on safer ground when he suggested that no young player wanted to grow up to be a Gary Neville, a remark that reduced his counterpart to helpless laughter.
The global response to the death of the actor James Gandolfini prompted the political scientist Ian Bremmer to remark that "Twitter reduces the famous-person-mourning cycle from days to hours," a comment he made via Twitter of course.
They remark that "Mathematics teaching presents a special case.
In this case, from a discussion that spanned several paragraphs, Obama's remarks were reduced to this: "If you've got a business, you didn't build that.
Clarkson remarked: "That is a proud moment.
However, we are concerned that your remarks incorrectly reduce racism to mere racial prejudice.
That should reduce portfolio fluctuations.
It follows that for (G = mathrm{Spin}_n q)) with (n) odd the genus of (G) as defined in this remark reduces to a single element.
But doctors and scientists say that her remarks risk further reducing the already low take-up rates for the vaccine, as more parents will be convinced to reject the vaccine for their daughters.
