Sentence examples for remarked under from inspiring English sources

Adelaide of Savoy, a favorite companion of Louis XIV during his dotage, remarked, "Under a king, a country is really ruled by women".

About Orlando Bloom he remarked "under my stern tutelage and carefully positioned guiding hand found stardom... as a rent boy in Wilde," and said he auditioned for a part of a whore in Moulin Rouge: "I don't think my months of research on the streets of Soho were wasted, and nor do my clients".

John Kenneth Galbraith, an economist, remarked, "Under capitalism, man exploits man; under communism, it is just the opposite".

"Providence," Lord Bryce, the laboratories-of-democracy chap, once remarked, "has under its special care children, idiots, and the United States of America".

As early as 290 bce, Hecataeus of Abdera, a Greek living in Egypt, had remarked that under the Persians and Macedonians the Jews had greatly modified the traditions of their fathers.

An EATS graduate later remarked that "under Air Vice-Marshal Wrigley we got tremendous service .

Harland remarked that, under Amy Hennig's direction, he programmed music to change based on the current gameplay situation for example, combat or swimming.

As Förster remarked [1], under these conditions the "excitation process itself is essentially shared with the neighboring molecules, and it is more correct to attribute the excitation energy to the whole system of molecules than to individual molecules".

As one founder remarked, even with the under-representation of women in the wider tech industry, it takes some effort to only put four on a stage.

In keeping with that law, the widely remarked upon infatuation of under-age New Yorkers with the collapsible scooter, that seemingly benign equivalent of a sporty convertible for the palate-expander set, has brought with it the inevitable: scooter backlash.

Mr. Yilmaz, the deputy prime minister, remarked that government under the military would be more corrupt.