Sentence examples for remarked simply from inspiring English sources

Mr. Chevènement remarked simply: "It's about time".

About using chance Mr. Cunningham remarked simply: "You find out something you didn't know.

When asked by the Senate Campaign Funds Committee why he made this gift, Kenney remarked simply "Out of love and affection for Governor Smith, and a lifelong friendship".

Another remarked, simply, "Giggity".

Anne Lawrence, physician, sexologist, and self-identified autogynephilic transsexual woman, remarked simply, "This is a wonderful book on an important subject".

"Faire remarquer" (to point out) refers explicitly to a verbal exchange between the patient and his/her family or friends, while "remarquer" (remark, notice) simply refers to the fact that the patient's friends or family noticed his/her problems with memory but did not necessarily mention them to the patient.

The album's producer, Martin Birch, remarked, "I simply didn't think [former vocalist Paul Di'Anno] was capable of handling lead vocals on some of the quite complicated directions I knew Steve wanted to explore... when Bruce joined, it opened up the possibilities for the new album tremendously".

Such remarks simply prove that market patterns do not fit the bell curve at all.

For the many people who feel they have been shafted, those remarks simply twist the knife.

On the other hand, we are less likely to censor candid remarks simply because they might cause a diplomatic controversy or embarrass officials.

Instead, she went on the "Today" show and, in a little-noticed remark, simply said she would not vote for the Senate Iraq resolution again.