"remarking on" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when you want to express that you are making a comment about something. Example: She remarked on the beauty of the sunset.
Because I've found that remarking on every remarkable thing just makes everything less remarkable. 5.
"You look great in peach!" one woman cried, remarking on the color of Mrs. Clinton's pantsuit.
"There are no flags, no one's underlining it or remarking on it," Mr. Mutchnick said.
That's why I'm remarking on her now.
He recalled her remarking on the milestone: "I'm 114.
Everyone is remarking on the lack of corpselike odor.
(One commentator, remarking on Mousavi's return, called him "the Persian Cincinnatus").
But Dieudonné avoided legal trouble by not actually remarking on Faurisson's theories.
Remarking on his years in Oxford, he said, "It was a midlife escapade.
Mondale arrived late and spoke, remarking on his new role of Acting President, while Pres.
Without remarking on it to each other, the Blundens knew that they were improving.
