Sentence examples for remarks down from inspiring English sources

It features interviews with scholars but cuts their remarks down to mere promotional enthusiasms, and even fascinating archival clips of filmed interviews with Arendt (who died in 1975) are snipped and chopped, sliced so thin as to turn her thoughts into emblems and her expressions into self-justifications.

You note the remark down.

I went for a walk after that remark, down by the river, the gravel path busy with dog walkers and cyclists and college girls playing with Frisbees in the twilight.

However, when the remark was repeated in another newspaper, he contact the author to say that he has no reason to think Cook was murdered and put the remark down to a "flippant comment".

Even if 100 perfect words constituted a long day's output, even if he had to run on empty ("This is what keeps your old daddy in business!" he once remarked, downing a handful of antipsychotic pills and chasing them with bourbon), even if "Dick generally expressed bewilderment at finding himself in a particular place and time," his work remained inviolate and essential.

"Good," remarked Downing, according to the lawsuit.

"My, my, I could have died y'all / A couple times I took my eyes off the prize y'all," Mike remarks on "Down," with a sense of astonishment that he's survived long enough to discover his purpose.

May's remarks are down as an "any other business point", underscoring that Britain is far down the priority list for the summit despite public interest in the issue.

But inside Myanmar her remarks went down easily.

The president's remarks trickle down, creating a rising tide that flatters all boats.

I've lost count of the number of times I have seen pilots receive safety awards from their peers for feats of superior airmanship where their acceptance remarks boiled down to some form of "Hey, we were only doing what we had been trained to do".