Sentence examples for remarking the from inspiring English sources

And of course he denies climate change, calling climate science "political science," and remarking: "The dangers of carbon dioxide?

As long-term Middle East-watchers are fond of remarking, the peace process is sadly all process and no peace.

But looking beyond, as the Wadsworth asks us to do, we see not only Wyeth's dour vision but his simple insistence on remarking the unremarkable.

Walking through the exhibit, Dr. Chi pointed to nomad treasures, remarking, "The popular perception of these people as mere wanderers has not caught up with the new scholarship".

But Donziger insisted on defending his conduct loquaciously, to the point where Judge Kaplan reprimanded him, remarking, "The man could have a career as a filibustering senator".

So did "Get Right With God," a raggedy gospel number that Ms. Williams defended, remarking, "The songs about God bother people more than the songs about sex".

She remarked "The man's a goof.

Fenestra Aeternitatis," remarks the blonde hottie.

As Wittgenstein remarks "The way music speaks.

In that context, we can remark the scoping problem.

Piniella remarked: "The decisions weren't easy".