Sentence examples for remarks that these from inspiring English sources

One of his resentful colleagues, nettled at the chief's indulgence of Doyle, furiously remarks that these hunches of Doyle's once got a good cop killed.

Frequently he invites American guest artists to teach, like Larry Sepulvado, a Houston-based former dance champion who remarks that these days country dance fever is hotter on the old continent than it is back home.

Unlike the events going on in world politics, where England and other major powers were triumphing over these smaller countries in war, Kusturica remarks that these football matches were where these small countries could triumph ethically over these larger countries.

(The New Yorker praised the cover version having never reviewed the original, remarking that "these songs, rearranged by Adams, might sound to some ears more authentic, raw, or genuine"). The reaction has, says Adams, "really upset me.

Smit and the ANC must apologise unconditionally for these remarks that make light of a great human tragedy".

It is necessary to remark that comparing these data is somehow difficult as both the monomer conversion and the solids content are different.

We must remark that validation of these predictions through in vivo tests is still required.

4. That he regards this discussion as inadequate is suggested by his closing remark that, to set these matters out fully, he would have had to "expand [his] explications and demonstrations".

Recently, Hofer remarked that, as a result of these "uncertain times" in Europe, he is forced to carry a Glock gun to protect himself.

Michelle Obama's remarks are remarkable only in that these discussions rarely happen in public.

Diana Vreeland remarked that these three famous triangles of fabric "revealed everything about a girl except her mother's maiden name".