Sentence examples for remarks on how from inspiring English sources

With just four years difference (Lennox, 60 and Madonna, 56), there were countless remarks on how one was acting "appropriately," and one was not.

Walking his dog Pepper, he passes three people, each of whom remarks on how cute she is.

As Goro vainly tries to quiet them, Sharpless remarks on how lucky Pinkerton is to have such a beautiful bride, and Pinkerton expresses his passion for her.

This means something entirely different to Chance, who in "Need to Know" remarks on how white fans now call him the N-word.

There are some cursory lines about some disgrace and demotion in the office and casual remarks on how Arthur "doesn't understand" suicide in Japanese culture.

And, if "Mass" sometimes falls mortifyingly short in its attempt at a pop-classical fusion, mortification is the subject of the finale, when the Celebrant smashes his chalice and remarks on "how easily things get broken".

I cannot recall his ever having remarked on how fast or slow his life seemed to be going.

Finally, one of them remarked on how very good rattlers were to eat. Bill Grace said, "By God, if anybody ever gave me rattlesnake meat I'd kill them".

But the mood was more jovial on Thursday as the three lobbed gentle barbs at one another and remarked on how cordial their negotiations had been.

After he had his teeth replaced, the family remarked on how perfect the new ones were.

The villains remark on how well he's playing.