Sentence examples for remarked of a from inspiring English sources

She remarked of a favorite subject, "There's a quality of legend about freaks.

He once remarked of a dish I was preparing in advance that by afternoon it would be "dirty bacterial soup".

Max Eastman, in Enjoyment of Laughter (1936), remarked of a laboured pun by Ogden Nash: "It is not a pun but a punitive expedition".

"Do you see the artifice?" "So this is what the curators are hiding from us," Ham remarked of a bison that had stuffing pouring out of its guts.

They aren't all featured players but they are all essential, and often, as Pauline Kael once remarked of a Hollywood hambone, they play their roles with such commitment that even their toes act in their shoes.

That way it will bring me some money," Gustave Courbet remarked of a large painting of drunken clerics, "The Return from the Conference," which he had sent to the Paris Salon of 1863.

"Even things which seem separate and finished are infinitely connected and will infinitely connect," she remarks of a William Carlos Williams poem.

Ms. Wiest's flair for deadpan line readings occasionally wrings some laughs from the material, as when she remarks of a friend, "I had advised her against marrying — having tried it, I'd acquired a disgust for matrimony".

Robert Barbera, the chief economist at ITG, remarked of 1999, "A child of 4 had to know it was a bubble".

It is, as Winston Churchill once remarked of the Soviet Union, "a riddle wrapped in a mystery inside an enigma".

Not – as Bob Hope remarked of For Whom the Bell Tolls – a lot of laughs in that.