Sentence examples for remarks on that from inspiring English sources
Lamo was also openly bisexual, and Manning remarks on that.
His remarks on that subject were also a response to speculation that Walsh might be let go, and perhaps even replaced by Thomas.
Here is video of remarks on that question by Chris Bryant, a Labour member of Parliament, in which he compared Mr. Murdoch, unfavorably, to Silvio Berlusconi, the Italian prime minister and media baron: Mr. Bryant began by saying that several members of Parliament who have led the debate over the influence of Mr. Murdoch in Britain "have had threats".
Translations of Themistius's paraphrase of the work, and a lost work by al-Farabi on demonstration (or perhaps Averroes's critical remarks on that work), were used by Albert the Great, and though they dropped out of circulation soon thereafter, scholars sometimes cribbed from Albert's commentary.
As mentioned above (1.1), Marcus Meditationss touch on many more topics than the ones addressed here, but we get further in understanding Marcus if we focus on a topic and see how his remarks on that topic are related to his overall project of reminding himself how a Stoic should live.
In a moment they might remark on that.
"Yes, a lot of people remark on that.
For the first time in half a century, after a major diplomatic shift announced Wednesday, one can remark on that without irony or thoughts of missile trajectories.
No big deal, according to Jones, who remarked, before going on, that performing helps him maintain muscular control in his hands and arms.
His mother had remarked on that when the police came to the house.
