Sentence examples for remarking instead that from inspiring English sources

Arcaro shrugged this off, remarking instead that it had been an easier run than in the Derby.

As Hiroshima observed the anniversary of the bombing, which killed at least 70,000 people there, the city's mayor on Saturday stopped short of calling for an end to nuclear power, remarking instead that opinions were divided.

Casey wouldn't go so far as to say he regretted his vote, remarking instead that he would "try to work with Secretary Kelly and encourage him and the Administration to move in a better direction".

Their remarks instead ignored that ugly episode entirely and stuck to typical fund-raising chatter.

(It was reminiscent of Mrs. Clinton's last foray into cooking, when in 1992, during her husband's first presidential campaign, she remarked that instead of having a professional career, she could have stayed home and baked cookies).

It is remarked that instead of energy efficiency improvement in routing protocols, power management can also improve energy efficiency.

We remark that instead of using TDOAs to directly get rid of the distance bias, we use TOAs and take the bias into account in the system model.

The Village Voice reviewer Howard Hampton compared the album's music favorably to The Go-Go's' Beauty and the Beat, even though he remarked that instead of "[settling] for The Go-Go's demure ministrations", All Hands on the Bad One "means to work the whole loving fist all the way up your tight little mind".

If you can't find much in common, you could remark on that instead.

Burrell addressed the video on Facebook Live early Saturday morning, but did not apologize for her remarks, instead saying that her intentions had been misconstrued and her words twisted.

When you want to make a snotty remark, instead, reach over to that person you were just about to snap at, and give him or her a little back rub without saying anything at all.