Sentence examples for remarked back from inspiring English sources

The Swedes had decided that we were, as Sinclair Lewis remarked back in 1930, still "a puerile backwoods clan".

As Marvin Gaye once remarked: "Back then, Martha and the Vandellas came closest to really saying something".

remarked back in July 2011, the underfunding was such that regulators "can't even carry out some of [their old duties]," let alone any new ones).

Rising to address the Commons, Clegg nervously shook a crease out of his trousers, unwittingly bringing the cojones remark back to the fore and causing the House of Commons to erupt in jeers and laughter, drowning out Clegg's question and forcing the Speaker of the House to call for order.

These are strong signs that we've come a long way from Jeff Zucker's "digital pennies" remark back in 2008.

"The inmate who did that welding, in 1937, Alfred Wells," he remarked, "was back inside six years later for three murders, and he died right here in the chamber he built.

I later read the remarks back to my sources, who confirmed them.

The "artificially intelligent" psychoanalyst that achieved wonderful results by repeating its patients' remarks back to them.

Incredibly the decision on nominees for the September issue was made before Kruger made her remarks back in July.

They were passing remarks back and forth the way they do and laughing that wicked way they have.

In the case of his "right-wing social engineering" remark, back in May, Mr. Gingrich was criticizing a proposal by Mr. Ryan to make Medicare a voucher system.