Sentence examples for remarks observed from inspiring English sources

Professor Rose September, UNICEF Parliamentary Advocacy Specialist, who delivered the closing remarks, observed, "Children are the most important champions for children's rights.

Avempace followed Philoponus in a preliminary remark observing that Aristotle proved in his book On the Heavens the existence of four elementary bodies.

In a similar spirit, S. Shoemaker recently adapted Whitehead's famous remark, observing that "the history of the topic of personal identity has been a series of footnotes to Locke" (2008: 313).

(As a side remark, observe that the complex structure equation is obtained from the basic equation a ∂ ∂ a Z f = ( γ − 1 2 − i α ) Z f − a ( β − i γ ) ∂ ∂ t Z f (75).

Second, a few additional remarks are observed.

In 2009, James Murdoch sharply criticised the BBC and Ofcom and ended his remarks by observing that for news media "the only … guarantor of independence is profit".

National Rifle Association President David Keene spoke Saturday at the 2013 Conservative Political Action Conference, opening his remarks by observing the differences between "our movement" and the GOP.

Uncle Mac ended his remarks by observing that these days people come to the ocean with all kinds of new toys for recreation.

Remarks: 1) Using observed plume heights of 2.9 3.3 km as input parameter, 2) using a windspeed of 20 m/s at 500 hPa (~5.2 km height) as input parameter, 3) cylindrical conduit with a diameter of 50 m was assumed, and 4) source diameter of 6 m was assumed, 40 75 % of total diameter according to Dürig et al. (2015); see text for details.

Toward the end of her remarks, however, she observed that Brazil was facing a "grave moment".

Someone passing the Joyce Theater around 9 p.m. Thursday might have overheard these remarks and perhaps observed that the people uttering them looked a little shell-shocked.