Sentence examples for remark to make from inspiring English sources

One reviewer called Wani depraved, an odd remark to make about Hollinghurst's morally neutral fiction.

This may seem a strange remark to make about a show dealing with a crazed Victorian serial killer.

"The Family Planning policy is a protracted war waged against women and children," Kongzi informs his daughter, not the most natural-sounding remark to make to a child.

One more remark to make, this whole idea of having — a couple of remarks before I go on with the text that will serve you for the rest of Purgatory.

It was because this show suggests a cheering thought, which may seem like an odd remark to make about a muddle about nothing, except that, as Emily Dickinson put it, sometimes saying nothing "says the most".

Other answers struck at the heart of football announcing's need to fill dead air, such as @ChromaGeddon's "I cannot think of a single remark to make about that last play, witty or otherwise" and @WolmanTweets "I'm just going to let that amazing play and accompanying roar of the crowd tell the story, and not say anything at all".

On Prince Andrew's comments Rifkind said they were "very unwise remarks to make".

Remarks: To make the theory stronger, we need also to deform the log, as well as rational functions.

The first was started by Pep Guardiola, who used his post-match remarks to make a philosophical point.

Whoever did the leaking did a good job, editing Mrs Tanaka's remarks to make the most of her pro-Asian, anti-American leanings.

There are several different kinds of remarks to make here.