Sentence examples for remarks are not from inspiring English sources

The remarks are not out of context.

Such remarks are not merely offensive, they are scientifically weird.

Gertrude Stein once told me that remarks are not literature.

"Americans," one character remarks, "are not comfortable with tragedy.

Insouciance and suavely devastating remarks are not his style.

I think there's only one problem, and that is that my remarks are not sitting here.

"Remarks aren't literature," Gertrude Stein once said.

Acosta's remarks aren't just blunt; they're unusual.

These remarks aren't much of a surprise.

Such sniping remarks aren't prevalent in Ms. Bosworth's book, but they make good stories.

An idea doesn't make a novel, though; recall Gertrude Stein's "remarks aren't literature".