Sentence examples for remarked at from inspiring English sources
The phrase "remarked at" is not correct in standard English usage
It is typically used incorrectly; the correct form is "remarked on" or "remarked upon." Example: "She remarked on the beautiful scenery during their hike."
But, as one woman remarked at intermission: "Wasn't Herman beautiful?
"That is a photogenic baby," Zalaznick remarked at one point.
"Now I get it!" Ms. Couric remarked at the end.
"You are the boss," the judge remarked at one point.
"You know I love the tea parties," Mr. Napolitano remarked at one point.
That, retiring Justice David Souter remarked at oral arguments "sounds to me like campaign advertising".
As Arnold remarked at the time: "Festivals are not really part of her life".
Salmon remarked at Edinburgh, perhaps prophetically, that BBC1 can be a very cold place.
"Is it a good idea long term?" he remarked at a news conference in the Bronx.
According to his daughter, Maida, he remarked at home, "That lassie can write".
"It's like Hollywood prom," Gabourey Sidibe remarked at the Oscars, an observation that Tina Fey has apparently taken to heart.
