There have been several remarks about dying villages that have put people's backs up.
The critic Morris Dickstein, in a wise and beautiful introduction to "Departures," painfully remarks that dying made his friend a fuller person, more empathetic, productive and eloquent.
As one citizen typically remarks, "If he died he will go on to the next life".
"He was going to do a TV special from here, before he died," remarks Derek.
Ibn Abî Uṣaybi‛a (d. 1269/70) remarks that Avempace died "young" and includes a list of his works; his biography is in very positive tones (1886, pp. 62 64; 2001, pp. 271 277).
McKinley's biographer, H. Wayne Morgan remarks that McKinley died the most beloved president in history.
As reviewers often remarked approvingly, dies sound even lirtier when scrambled.
The report noted that a guard had recorded a day earlier that Mr. Latif had insisted on mailing a letter to his lawyer and had made the remark "to die is better than to live".
I remarked that she died during Passover, the Jewish holiday of freedom from slavery, and perhaps his mother is now free from the suffering she was in.
It wasn't the felicity of adjectives that was relished, more the aptness and succinctness and usually slightly elegant cruelty of the remarks.Your father, who died five years ago, is evoked very vividly in this new collection and yet you seem to be circling his memory somewhat warily.
In an interview not long before he died, Thorpe remarked: "If it happened now, the public would be kinder".
