Sentence examples for remarks as if from inspiring English sources

she actually agreed with me," Asughara remarks, as if their differences were a matter of mere inhibition.

Paradoxically, the market reacted to the president's remarks as if both Mr. Bernanke and his likely successor had become more hawkish, and thus more inclined to raise rates.

"Thanks for being here," he often says at the beginning of his remarks, as if opening the door to his Texas ranch to a surprise visitor.

"The film has a certain something which we must be careful not to destroy," he remarks, as if running his eye over a set of kitchen drawers that he had knocked up in the garden shed.

Mr. Gingrich said he would continue all the way to the convention, but he framed his remarks as if he was making a plea for a generic conservative alternative to Mr. Romney.

Cavendish had a deep phobia about being near people; it was understood that if you wished to talk to him, you wouldn't get too close and would address your remarks as if you were talking to someone else.

Winterkorn could run a company of 600,000, as Süddeutsche Zeitung remarked, as if it were North Korea.

It looks, as a Berlin sculptor has remarked, as if it had been thrown together by a band of backward apprentice stonemasons when drunk.

Ignat, who sat down at his father's side, smiled at this last remark, as if he were remembering something fondly.

It is, some have remarked, as if Israel and the Palestinian territories had returned to the time of the British mandate.

It is sometimes remarked, as if to slight the late Mrs Eliot, that TSE never wrote anything of the highest quality after he met her.