Sentence examples for remarks that it was from inspiring English sources

Kennedy remarks that "it was marked by the destruction and desolation of many of the settled communities, and as elsewhere in the Fertile Crescent at this period, the extension of nomad-controlled area at the expense of the urban and agricultural areas".

When Meyer makes a well-meaning meal of teaching Sherwin to shave -- hot towels, excited instructions -- the latter remarks that it was the only time his father ever taught him anything.

The narrator of Ventoux, a journalist named Bart Hoffman, remarks that it was through reading The Rider as a teenager that he was inspired to try to become a writer and this, 30 years later, is his effort.

YEMEN Thousands of Yemeni women protested in Sana, the capital, and other cities on Saturday, enraged by President Ali Abdullah Saleh's remarks that it was against Islam for women to join men in the demonstrations aimed at toppling him, Reuters reported.

In the taxi following the Sony conference, one senior journalist from the Sunday Times, a non-game player sent to E3 by the newspaper to offer an outsider's perspective, remarks that it was like watching the same Hollywood trailer 10 times in a row.

In his 'Self-Portrait' Twardowski also remarks that it was the question of the nature of concepts that brought him to Content and Object.

After viewing Alien vs. Predator, however, Cameron remarked that "it was actually pretty good.

Mr. Obama remarked that "it's a hard case to make" because "it's easy to demagogue the issue".

He remarked that "it is a good rule in physiology, when we are studying the meaning of an organ," to look to the specific function that it performs.

Mr Swinney remarks that "it's the same old English public school bully boy tactics".

In interviews, the anchors made offhand remarks that it is hard to imagine counterparts at other networks making.