Sentence examples similar to remarked astutely from inspiring English sources

As her biographer John Campbell astutely remarked, if you want to see her legacy, just look around.

Alan Musgrave has astutely remarked that even if we agree that the fact that a theory has so far survived severe tests does not provide a reason for the hypothesis, nevertheless it does provide a reason for believing the hypothesis (Musgrave 1974).

"She confused this," Grove astutely remarks, "with a belief that he loved women, which is not quite the same thing".

Nate is better off admitting that he prefers, as a friend astutely remarks, "girly and high-maintenance women" to those who challenge him directly on his own turf.

So when Darcy hogs the spotlight at the surprise birthday party she has organized for Rachel, Ethan astutely remarks that Darcy always has to be the center of attention.

Polio is, as Jane S. Smith astutely remarks, "a kind of Atlantis of terror that lingers in legend long after it has sunk out of sight.

Furtado - whose immigrant parents named her Nelly Kim because "they didn't want to give me a Portuguese name in case I got made fun of at school" - astutely remarks that it has become commonplace.

Brown (1999) astutely remarks that in most major plantation countries, the majority of plantation establishment has been carried out either by the government, or in tandem with government incentives.

"Hoity!" Kilroy remarked.

"Not ideal," Mullick remarked.

"Shit," Scruggs remarked.