Sentence examples for remark there is from inspiring English sources

Then there is that much abused remark, "There is no such thing as society".

Or at the acuity of Esther's remark: "There is nothing like puking with somebody to make you into old friends"?

The architect of this ostensibly Chinese model of development – or "authoritarian developmentalism" – in east Africa was the late prime minister Meles Zenawi, who appeared to set the blueprint with his remark: "There is no connection between democracy and development".

The bishop also told us that it was not an occasion for politics, then promptly and artfully got very political by arguing that everyone had misunderstood her infamous remark "there is no such thing as society".

Thus, for example, if one says (as in Tarski [1941], 21) 'We are going on a hike or we are going to a theater', even with charged emphasis upon the or, one will have spoken falsely if in the event we do both, unless, as in Tarski's example, one has also denied the conjunction. of which the authors remark, "There is no mistaking the sense of or here: John cannot be in both places at once".

This is perhaps not surprising, given his own remark: "There is no such thing as a former intelligence officer".

Yet, despite his "pound of flesh" remark, there was little mercy.

When he makes his ISIS-founder remark, there are immediate cheers.

He may be the sole person associated with food journalism to remark, "There's something about pleasure I find annoying".

Even at the time of Rumsfeld's remark there were good reasons to doubt Saddam was supplying terrorists with weapons.

Contrary to Gibbs' glib remark, there were more attempts to engage Iran during the Administration of George W. Bush than during any other Administration.