Sentence examples for remark this is from inspiring English sources

The odd pairing prompted one court worker to remark, "This is no run-of-the-mill misdemeanor".

It reveals that his brief remark, "This is the most humble day of my life," was prepared — although the written text has not "life" but "career".

You'd never think you were in Leicestershire.'" But he has managed to raise his consciousness: "I have now realised what a fatuous remark this is.

An elderly man wearing a solid-gold Rolex broke off from giving his much younger wife a neck massage to remark: "This is not good".

When Mr. Garodnick pointed out that the sentence ended with a preposition, Mr. Kimball-Stanley paraphrased the Winston Churchill remark, "This is the type of errant pedantry up with which I will not put".

It served the purpose of being snoozy family viewing, offering nice frocks and a chance for my Dad to look up from his newspaper as some woman from Cleethorpes was being launched 3ft into the air before landing in the splits, and remark: "This is the dance me and your mam do down the Rose and Crown every Friday".

Remarks: This is the main point of calculus.

Mr. Childers remarked: "This is what happens when you're retired.

A stoic bartender remarked, "This is the weirdest restaurant I've ever worked at.

As Hoshino remarks, "This is starting to feel like an Indiana Jones movie or something".

After the show my companion turned to me and remarked, "This is the apex of New York".