Sentence examples similar to remarks registered from inspiring English sources

It was much later, after I'd given Patrice a kiss on the cheek and told him not to let it get him down, when the other part of the nasty remark registered, and I thought for a moment of beautiful young Jenla as Cinderella.

Similar remarks were grouped together into one code, codes with similar content were grouped into categories and the amount of remarks was registered.

But the remark registers as particularly callous because by this point in the film Ms. Stanton (whose name was legally changed in June 2007) has shattered a lot of stereotypes about men who would be women, thanks to an articulate, remarkably dispassionate discussion of her feelings and decision-making.

"She's no child bride," the ME said, as if Monroe's earlier remark had just registered.

Each remark has only been registered once in each questionnaire Sleep was rated as "better" or "much better" (see Table 4) more frequently in the acupuncture group than in the control group.

Changes of most important data are done through registering remarks, in order to make the data history more transparent.

All the suggestions and remarks were anonymously and literally registered.

Distracted by the bill, I barely registered Sandy's parting remark, "Of course, you'll need to measure the ribbons".

About a year later, Eastwood remarked that "All guns should be registered.

Mr Putin's remarks came a day after he officially registered his candidacy for the presidential elections next March.

His remarks were found on a Goth Web site, www.VampireFreaks.com, registered to an address in Brooklyn.