Sentence examples for remarkable remark from inspiring English sources

If the weather is remarkable, remark on it, but don't dwell.

Wisden called the match one of "most dramatic Test matches for many years" and labelled the disorder "unfortunate" and "remarkable", remarking that the situation "became so bad that a riot developed".

To quote just the most remarkable of his remarks: "The most curious people in business ought to be marketers.

As the occasionally maligned lyricist for The Killers and now with this batch of solo songs, Flowers has accomplished something remarkable and little remarked upon.

Mr. Gingrich said that Mr. Romney "owns a lot of stock in Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae" and that the remark "shows remarkable ability to deny reality".

Mr. Ta'ee's opening remarks were remarkable.

Michelle Obama's remarks are remarkable only in that these discussions rarely happen in public.

Descriptions of Maxwell remark upon his remarkable intellectual qualities being matched by social awkwardness.

The sad thing is that this is both so remarkable and so little remarked upon.

Perhaps the most remarkable – or at least remarked upon – omission was that of home-town hero Lukas Podolski.

The most remarkable aspect of these remarks is how much of a departure they are from China's usual stance.