Sentence examples for remarks that for from inspiring English sources

Somewhat airily, she remarks that "for many of Edward VI's subjects, the 'stripping of the altars' was welcome".

Murray did not go to school until quite late, and remarks that "for an only child in the bush, nine is a late age to start socialisation, or to start acquiring habits of numeracy and externally imposed discipline".

Avempace remarks that for this reason some people consider logic to be only an instrument and not a part of philosophy, but insofar as these properties have real existence, logic can be integrated into philosophy.

Oswalt's acceptance speech concluded with remarks that, for the uninitiated may seem mysterious but are actually an understated tribute to his late wife, Michelle McNamara. .

I agree with Philip Hammond's autumn statement remark that "for too long economic growth in our country has been too concentrated in London and the south east".

We remark that, for (dequiv1 (operatorname{mod} 2)), from (9) and (30) we have the inversion of Theorem 8.

We remark that, for a dyadic cube J and (q=1), (1.2) can also be written as Vert fVert _{mathcal{M}_{1}^{p}}approxsup_{J mathrm{dyadic}}|J|^{1/p-1} Vert fVert _{{L^{1}}(J)}.

We remark that, for T: X → X, the conditions given in Definition 2.1, 2.2, and 2.3 are respectively the conditions (1), (19), and (21').

It is worth to remark that, for the azimuth state, competing nodes can be located in the whole unit disk area around the current forwarder.

We remark that, for the D23 device videos were not captured at the maximum resolution available, as opposed to all other acquisitions.

Nola and Sankey (2000b) could introduce their volume on method by remarking that "For some, the whole idea of a theory of scientific method is yester-year's debate …".