Sentence examples for remarked again from inspiring English sources

Finally, a coup de grâce, the reviewers in London remarked again and again on how much better the company looked since Ratmansky had taken over.

At this point it is important to remark again the idea of the scenario division in cells.

Let us remark again that this comparison is performed against the average tags identified when the optimal configuration is computed using as information the mean number of competing tags.

I could talk more directly in a nonfiction voice than I could in fiction". In any case, she adds, "I'm not sure I have the physical strength to undertake a novel," although in the next instant, she is remarking again on the difficulty of writing "Blue Nights," a theme she also raises in the book.

His charisma, his aura, are remarked on again and again by those I speak with, as is his ability to inspire.

Or is something else at work here?" On Gothamist, one commenter remarked: "Once again, females are 'aged-out' of media careers before men.

Already clubs are divided by different budgets and this adds a layer of unfairness on top of that, a fact that Arsène Wenger remarked upon again last night.

Continuing along the path of AKI pathogenesis, it must be remarked, once again, that critically ill patients undergo different types of AKI and that it is very important to recognize exact AKI etiology in order to optimize its management [ 6].

Kinsman's mother makes such remarks again and again.

He has refrained from making such remarks again to avoid another fine from Commissioner David Stern.

Mr. Houghton made his introductory remarks, again stressing that the conference was for the playwrights.