Remark, "Now, that's commitment".
I also sense the decline in committed reading among the young that these studies claim: true, the number of those who've ever been inclined "to get up in the morning in the fullness of youth", as Nietzsche so eloquently put it, "and open a book" has always been small; but then it's worth recalling the sting in the tail of his remark: "now that's what I call vicious".
It has to be remarked now that all of the aforementioned FIR estimators related to real-time state-space model belong to the CU solutions.
If you never traveled by elephant let me remark now that it was not at all as charming as it seemed.
When told that her ads were commingled with victims' fliers, she remarked: "Whoa, now that looks insensitive".
I always stagger to the end of the night feeling like the typist in "The Waste Land," who, in the wake of her joyless and mechanical seduction — "unreproved, if undesired" — remarks to herself, "Well now that's done: and I'm glad it's over".
You wouldn't need a Ph.D. to recognize metaphorical speech if someone remarked about a basketball, "Now that's a work of art".
"Although, running with a barrel of oil on my back," Pele remarked with a grin, "now that could get a little complicated".
Which is precisely what Archicembalo is: It's among the best contemporary poetry we have, and it compels this reviewer, as precious little other poetry does, to remark, with evident pleasure, "Now that's poetry".
Those that did denounced the racist remarks now stirring up outrage or stated that they were waiting for the National Basketball Association's review of the audiotape.
