Sentence examples for remarking though from inspiring English sources

It is worth remarking, though, that the extraordinary stuff Charles James created for heiresses like Millicent Rogers or Elizabeth de Cuevas or Austine Hearst was designed for a specific form of social theater, and that no news release came out the day after a party tagging what Mrs. Hearst had on.

We should remark, though, that the high convergence ratios of these same designs suggest that other sources of low-mode asymmetries, which were not considered in this study (e.g., beam misalignment and energy-balance errors), may be important in determining overall pellet stability and performance.

We have to remark though that the significance is a bit less than it was in 2010 (p = 0.03 instead of p = 0.01).

But, as General Sir Mike Jackson, the former army chief, has remarked, though we fight with the Americans, it doesn't mean we have to fight like the Americans.

As a fellow student of theirs had once remarked, though, you can plan a building but you can't plan a life.

"It's something that naturally runs through your mind," Mr. Breuer remarked, though he added that a hostile takeover would not be practical.

"I have a heroic husband!" she remarks, though given that he scored a role in her father's film The Da Vinci Code, he was probably happy enough to see her kin tag along.

It must be remarked, though, that depending on the selected transmit and receive filters, the reconstructed symbols may differ from the transmitted ones.

This is similar to Psalm 23:4 in the Bible, when King David remarks, "Though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil, for thou [God] art with me".

Aside from this remark, though, I barely remember the conversation.

He does remark, though, that he has not seen this study for himself.