Sentence examples similar to remarks of de from inspiring English sources

Although the two artists were not friends, they respected each other, Pollock remarking of de Kooning's arrival on Long Island that "we've just had a painter here who's better than me".

Jenson Button and Enrique Bernoldi were said to have been among those who agreed to side with Villeneuve, but it was clear from the later remarks of De la Rosa and David Coulthard, among others, that the 1997 world champion was being held responsible for the inability of the drivers to achieve unanimity.

Modifying Boethius's systematization of Aristotle's remarks in De interpretatione 12 and 13, twelfth- and thirteenth-century logicians often presented the equipollences between modal terms and opposed relations between modal propositions with the help of the following diagram: The square could be taken to refer to modals de dicto or singular modals de re (see below).

This first part of Hyperaspistes answered only Luther's remarks on the preface and introduction of De libero arbitrio.

To better understand that passage, some preliminary remarks about the content and aim of De divina omnipotentia should be made.

"One should consider," Dietrich remarks in the De intellectu, "that every intellect is a likeness of the whole of being, or of being as being, and it is such by reason of its essence".

As Fenby writes, one of de Gaulle's own followers remarked that he had to be regularly reminded that Germany was his enemy, not Britain.

With a broad smile and a touch of swagger in his remarks, Mr. de Blasio appeared every bit the political front-runner, teasing reporters, leading the crowd in chants and, in a decidedly mayoral move, translating his remarks into Spanish, with a slightly better accent than Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg's.

However, there is a remark in De divina omnipotentia which suggests that Damian himself was accused of implying that God is impotent in a certain respect (620D).

The festering ugliness of the relationships between France, and Britain and the United States was underscored by the remarks of the French foreign minister, Dominique de Villepin, to reporters outside the Council chamber.

As is typical, one person volunteered to moderate and another to serve as the administrator of floor remarks, or turnos de palabra, keeping a list of the attendees who wanted to speak.