Sentence examples for remarked coolly from inspiring English sources
Mock wincing, Mr. Romney remarked coolly that the night had produced "a couple of images I'm going to have a hard time getting out of my mind".
According to Jonathan Alter's account in "The Defining Moment," when the family was aboard the ocean liner Germania as it plunged beneath a giant wave, F.D.R.'s father remarked coolly, "We seem to be going down".
Mr. Li turned to me and remarked coolly, "Your history is only 250 years old.
He lowered the nose slightly and then, pulling back on the stick in the last few seconds before touching down, his airspeed spent, remarked coolly to Skiles, "Got any ideas?" "Actually not," Skiles said.
Moscow received the remarks coolly, with Mr. Nesterenko commenting that they "reflect the U.S.'s wishful thinking, rather than the way things actually are".
When asked in later years about her son's great fame, she coolly remarked: "I'd rather it had been me".
This latter remark, Claire coolly explains, is "not harassment, it's more like a comment on harassment".
"Hoity!" Kilroy remarked.
"Not ideal," Mullick remarked.
Pakistan has been troubled by the friendliness developing between the United States and India, and today Gen. Pervez Musharraf -- perhaps stung by Mr. Armitage's remarks -- reacted coolly to Mr. Bush's proposed defense plan.
