Sentence examples for remarked that even from inspiring English sources
One critic remarked that "even among hardcore Sonic Youth fans, Gordon is polarizing, largely because of her abrasive vocals".
THE TRIAL OF HENRY KISSINGER.By Christopher Hitchens.Verso; 172 pages; $22 and £15IN OFFICE, Henry Kissinger often remarked that even paranoiacs had real enemies.
One friend remarked that even more Irish people claim to have read it than claim to have been in the GPO when the 1916 Easter rising broke out.
Commentators on Northern Ireland have remarked that even at the worst moments of the conflict, when a fresh atrocity seemed about to pitch the whole province into violence, the two communities always drew back from the brink.
Rather than finding that the judgment would increase competition, the court remarked that even "purportedly knowledgeable people" do not know what "may or may not ensue," and the court dismissed the notion of having an evidentiary hearing to explore that question because "testimonial predictions of future events" are "less reliable even than testimony as to historical fact".
This isn't the place to settle the long-running debate over Mr. Lewis's work, which has found both eminent champions Jean-Luc Godardd, who once memorably remarked that "even his colors are funny") and eminent detractors (Andrew Sarris, who dismissed Mr. Lewis in his seminal book "The American Cinema").
Let us remark that, even though the samples contributing to each y component are the same as those that would have contributed to a specific Radon projection of z, due to the random weighting, the measurement vector y is not - and it is not even easily related to - the Radon transform of z.
It is also important to remark that, even though women feel angry, this anger is not connected to the intention to be aggressive in intimate partner conflicts, as it is among men.
At the coroner's inquest, two experts tried 400 times to lock themselves into the 32in by 19in holdall without success, with one remarking that even Harry Houdini "would have struggled" to squeeze himself inside.
He remarks that even if one defines a verbal base as denoting an action, the roots must be listed in order to preclude the possibility that constituents of terms such as āṇapayati/āṇavayati 'commands' be assigned the class name in question; āṇapayati/āṇavayati is a Middle Indic counterpart of Sanskrit ājñāpayati.
A believer in a regulated market who used to be a Republican, Warren refused to tell me whether she voted for Ronald Reagan in 1980, remarking that even her husband of 30 years, "doesn't know who I voted for, and he sleeps with me".
