Sentence examples similar to remarked curtly from inspiring English sources
An Angel bearing a New York rocker (a curved patch generally signifying an Angel's charter) won't even slow down as I approach, curtly remarking, "I'm here to enjoy myself, not to talk to press".
Allardyce remarked that he had demanded to play in this game, adding curtly: "Well, he has had his chance".
"He'll come to you when he's ready," a slatternly woman with a bucket and mop curtly informed her, and didn't answer when Miss Cotell remarked on the weather.
I remember quite clearly that Field Marshal Rommel asked the Fuehrer at the end, "My Fuehrer, what do you really think about the further development of the war?" The Fuehrer was rather angry at this remark, and he answered curtly, "That is a question which is no part of your duty.
Aristotle dismisses the only remaining possibility, that demonstration might be circular, rather curtly, with the remark that this amounts to 'simply saying that something is the case if it is the case,' by which device 'it is easy to prove anything' (APo. 72b32 73a6).
"No," Jackson curtly replied.
Coulson: (Curtly) The usual.
"Southampton," Russell says, curtly.
No, said Strauss, curtly.
His petition was curtly rejected.
