Sentence examples for remarks on several from inspiring English sources
After time in France, he spent the year 1701 in leisurely travel in Italy, during which he wrote the prose Remarks on Several Parts of Italy (1705; rev. ed. 1718) and the poetic epistle A Letter from Italy (1704).
He even co-sponsored a bill calling for a cap-and-trade system to limit greenhouse gas emissions (although his remarks on several recent occasions suggest that he doesn't understand his own proposal).
When the English essayist Joseph Addison visited Lake Geneva's Alps in 1699, describing them as "an agreeable kind of horror" in his travelogue "Remarks on Several Parts of Italy," he probably didn't know he was kick-starting a literary trend that would later draw the likes of Jean-Jacques Rousseau, Edward Gibbon, Byron, the Shelleys, Mark Twain and Hemingway.
The following remarks on several of the analysed studies should help to make the evaluations in these recommendations transparent and comprehensible.
According to Fallout producer, lead programmer and designer Tim Cain, Leonard Boyarskyy, the [game's] art director... had that movie running continuously in his office, and I think he remarked on several occasions that having a dog in the game would be really cool.
We may remark on several points.
The Technology Revolution This flowering use of science as narrative material and scientific concepts as metaphors for the stage is worth remarking on for several reasons.
The filial "affection" of the brothers as well as their upbringing is remarked on by several ancient sources.
Last, several respondents remarked on various problems occurring if not all team members are able to understand all languages.
For it seems intended as a vindication of Mr. Wood, not without several severe remarks on the Houses of Lords and Commons of Ireland".
At the news conference, he focused his remarks on the links of several of the men to known terrorists, although he stopped short of saying that they themselves had any involvement in terrorism.
