Sentence examples for remark that while from inspiring English sources
As for the preposterous power of U.S. News, Shulman and Bowen tartly remark that "while presidents universally dismiss the rankings as shallow and thoroughly flawed, many are (with the other hand) manipulating their schools' data in such a way that they can climb a notch".
We remark that, while STI-GMaS has made headway in making computational models more accessible, a true bridging of disciplines would benefit greatly from a bidirectional exchange of information.
Only in his own words, though, does Kyle remark that while war might not be fun, "I was certainly enjoying it".
Bourdieu believed that all social life takes place in a "field" and Becker insists that it takes place within a "world" — an opposition that irresistibly brings to mind Woody Allen's remark that while Democritus called the indivisible units of the universe "atoms" Leibniz called them "monads," and that fortunately the two men never met or there would have been an extremely dull argument.
"This plan, unlike most, does not propose to tear down everything in sight; it suggests that we tear down as little as possible," Rudolph said, in a remark that, while true, was disingenuous, since he was hardly leaving the city alone.
It is very important to remark that while the WNR is usually defined as the ratio between the powers of the watermark signal and the attack noise, since in our framework the only impairment is the filtering, we will define the per-channel WNR as the ratio between the power of the watermark signal and that of the multiplication-error for each frequency channel: (8).
Equally offensive are the eruptions of anti-Islamic vituperation in "The Second Plane," remarks that, while somewhat less explicit, remind the reader of the incendiary interview Mr. Amis gave in 2006 (shortly after British authorities had thwarted an alleged terrorist plot to blow up trans-Atlantic airliners) to The Times of London in which he said: "There's a definite urge — don't you have it?
However, he made one telling remark that has annoyed the White House while reinforcing the impression that a Bush administration would be much more reluctant than Mr. Clinton has been to use federal power to expand wilderness protections.
NBA Commissioner David Sterns seems to agree, fining Gilbert $100,000 for his remarks, acknowledging that, while "catalyzed as they may have been by a hurt," they were "ill-advised and imprudent".
I ended up with remarks that struck me — even while I delivered them — as banal and platitudinous.
In the song's hook, she sing-talks in a "deadpan" delivery while remarking that "If you wanna get with me, there's some things you gotta know / I like my beats fast and my bass down low".
