Sentence examples for remarks as it from inspiring English sources

pic.twitter.com/G0sKfgOn86 Penny later said she regretted the timing of her remarks, as it was VE Day, and added that her grandma had been awarded the George's Cross during the war.

She is thirty-four and blond, and is prone to making such self-dramatizing remarks as "It's difficult when everyone's older than you, and most of them are boys".

West 8's principal, Adriaan Geuze, a Dutchman with a bleary manner and an epigrammatic streak (my notes are strewn with such remarks as "It's not the seasons, it's the senses" and "Creative destruction, destructive creations"), defends, without much difficulty, the notion of reshaping the land to bestow wildness upon it.

Because she has so little respect for Defoe's imagination, she treats Robinson Crusoe as a reflection on the novelist's internment in debtors' prison, not a reverie about Selkirk: "You don't have to go to sea to be shipwrecked," she remarks, as it's possible to "come to grief on dry land, as Defoe did".

In a statement issued afterward, Erin Pelton, a spokeswoman for the United States Mission, called Mr. Moallem's remark "as disingenuous as it is offensive".

Just a casual question, an offhand remark, as it were.

As casual a remark as it was, it was the first time Howard implied he might re-sign with the Lakers.

A prescient remark, as it turns out, and one that suggests I should have taken Morrissey's powers of prediction more seriously.

The history of cricket is littered with could-haves and what-ifs: the "World Cup" that Herschelle Gibbs dropped (an apocryphal Steve Waugh remark as it happens, but the stuff of legend); the slip catch that Shane Warne missed at The Oval in 2005; and a thousand more.

I regret I did not catch this remark, as it should have been challenged.

In the wake of the remark as it aired on E!, Rancic was slammed by many, including Zendaya.