Sentence examples for remarks i see from inspiring English sources

One American investor, a frequent visitor since relations between his country and Vietnam began to normalise, remarks: "I see change every time I come.

Later, when he was kissing her, she remarked, "I see.

One oncologist in our study remarked: "I see an inability sometimes to stop treatment when treatment should be stopped.

He took serious note only after a GP friend came round to dinner one night and quietly remarked, "I see you've got the big P".

Stalin reacted furiously to the Akhmatova-Berlin meeting, remarking, "I see that our nun --as he mockinun --asled the poet--"nun --asives foreign spies".

After I wrote in 2001 what I thought was a somewhat anodyne article contrasting him with Greg LeMond, another American bicycling champion, Armstrong remarked, "I see you've joined rip Lance time".

To a man acquitted of rape, he remarked "I see you come from Slough.

John Cameron, second assistant director on the film, would later remark, "I see Crimewave as a real turning point in a certain way, because if you survived that experience, nothing in the business could ever be as hard again".

Kenneth blows white smoke out while referencing bringing back something from "the other side" (death) echoes the same look when actor Haley Joel Osment remarked "I See Dead People" in the movie The Sixth Sense (1999).

Coolidge's repeated use of the word "clean" to describe life in Plymouth Notch may interest those inclined, like Professor Gilbert, to the psycho-historical, while others will be struck by the frequency with which this Yankee Republican sounds like Tammany Hall's George Washington Plunkitt, who famously remarked, "I seen my opportunities and I took 'em".

After the execution in 1660 of several of the regicides involved in the death of King Charles I eleven years earlier, the diarist John Evelyn remarked: "I saw not their execution, but met their quarters, mangled, and cut, and reeking, as they were brought from the gallows in baskets on the hurdle".