Sentence examples similar to remarked upon an equivalent instance from inspiring English sources

As is frequently remarked upon, and as a book review in this week's Economist touches upon, China has a very deliberate and ambitious strategy of investment in Africa.

It is a seldom remarked upon fact that JFK was killed by an American.

Certainly, the lack of such focus in the existing online resources was remarked upon by participants as a major disadvantage.

Or you might have a less remarked upon but perfectly legitimate reason: to feel bad.

This particular effect has previously been remarked upon in the context of a population genetics model for influenza's HA protein (Strelkowa and Lässig, 2012).

Not that anybody remarked upon it then, but Mourinho was an outsider looking in.

Impulsively, Justin hugged a reporter, who remarked upon his disciplined work ethic.

And no general has been revered more than Petraeus, a fact that Mullen remarked upon at his retirement ceremony.

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.

But there is a third reason, much less remarked upon, for the welcome.

Less remarked upon, the 28-year-old shooter described himself as an "eco-fascist".