Sentence examples for remarked for from inspiring English sources

Charles Barry viewed the blaze with a professional eye: "What a chance," he remarked "for an architect".

(Mr Rossi once remarked, for example, that the only difference between the Italian prime minister's office and a merchant bank was that bankers can speak English).

However, antifouling property and durability were remarked for the sequentially deposited membranes (MPDA-PVP and MPDA-PACMO membrane) in comparison to the codeposited membranes as evaluated in protein filtration, oil/water emulsion filtration, and humic acid filtration.

Michelle Obama, in the course of a stump speech, remarked, "For the first time in my adult lifetime, I'm really proud of my country.

The New Yorker, January 9, 1926 P. 3 A lady remarked for the sake of the birds the cat must be kept down.

The film was remarked for its artful deployment of 3-D printed figurines and its eerie existentially significant use of the same actor (Tom Noonan) to voice all of the other characters.

Let us remark, for instance, that the oxide/electrolyte interface is the largest natural interface existing on the earth.

We also remark that for all (321).

There are no specific remarks for MEL.

He declined to talk about his remarks for this article.

But Dreger reserves her most withering remarks for the A.A.A.