Sentence examples for remarked, although from inspiring English sources

In Germany, Süddeutsche Zeitung remarked – although not in its headline – that London seemed on course for its first Muslim mayor, while Switzerland's Le Temps noted that the duel between the sons of "a billionaire, and a bus driver" could see the city becoming "the first European capital to be run by a Muslim".

Variety said that "Bandslam" will make its cracking voice heard amid the summer's boy-based blockbuster clique while Joe Williams remarked, "Although it's the wimpy teen musical that prevails, it's the misfit coming-of-age story that leaves an impression".

David L. Haury, in "Examining the Evolutionary Heritage of Humans," remarks: Although individual scientists may claim that evolution rules out for them the need for a creator, science as a way of knowing is unable to make any definitive claims about the presence or absence of a supernatural entity.

GameSpot additionally declared that Wild Arms graphics, though impressive, were not the industry standard at the time, remarking: "Although it's no Final Fantasy VII, Wild Arms looks great".

When a Polish pair bid to a grand slam that failed unluckily against the Italians, a commentator remarked that although the pope is Polish, God is an Italian.

It is often remarked that, although he wrote his greatest novels in the period leading up to the First World War, Walser's writing says very little about the disasters of his time.

Five weeks ago we remarked that, although we knew our Government would not make a military attack in defiance of its solemn international obligations, people abroad might think otherwise.

Sixteen years later, at a meeting of the New York Society of Tropical Medicine, Stoll remarked that, although the world had made progress in the fight against malaria, thanks to new drugs and a wider use of DDT, hookworm "remains the great infection of mankind".

Nodding towards the US and Nato, he remarked that although the perceived Iranian threat has diminished, plans to develop missile defences in Europe, which Russia sees as a threat to its nuclear shield, continue to be implemented.

A Briefly Noted review of the 1999 re-issue of "Here is New York" called it "both nostalgic and prescient," and remarked that, although specific landmarks might have disappeared, "White's New York is still with us".

In a retrospective review, AllMusic's Steve Huey viewed Master of Puppets as Metallica's best album and remarked that, although it was not as unexpected as Ride the Lightning, Master of Puppets is a more musically and thematically consistent album.