Sentence examples for remarks that all from inspiring English sources

He also defended earlier remarks that all Jews share the same gene.

Brightening, Mrs McDonald remarks that all of her grandchildren remaining in India have found good jobs in call centres.

In his "Works of Love," Kierkegaard remarks that all talk about the spirit has to be metaphorical.

Locke remarks that all sects make use of reason as far as they can.

In Discourse on the Method, Descartes remarks that all minds have the same ability to reason (AT 2; CSM 111).

State radio criticises Mr Obama's "usual threatening remarks that all options remain on the table," adding that he also "confessed to the failure of the policy of sanctions against Cuba".

The presentation is unrepentantly rah-rah, with Camille Paglia popping up to remark that "All of the feminist nags in the world are never going to make that particular show go away".

Besides remarking that "all the little tree birds" seemed to have disappeared, most of these people reported losses of livestock, poultry, and household pets.

Each question about Mr. Weiner was answered with remarks that were all about Ms. Quinn.

Raising eyebrows further, he went on to name Zeneca, Schering-Plough and Bayer of Germany as ideal partners, a remark that sent all three stocks spiraling.

John Kenneth Galbraith once remarked that "all races have produced notable economists, except the Irish".