Sentence examples for remarks things from inspiring English sources
But as Simon Derrick, the currency analyst at Bank of New York Mellon remarks, things have been rather too calm.
Beck chose not to cite any statistics and finally closed out his monologue with these uplifting remarks: Things are changing.
A leading character is the worldly and cynical Prince Tancredi, who at one point remarks: "Things must change around here if we want things to say the same".
State Senator Bill Beasley, a much respected legislator and a key leader in the opposition to HB 56, came up to me during the event and said that my remarks, "things can change, things will change," resonated with him.
Thus, on the whole, as the narrator of "Love and Death" remarked, "Things were a little tense".
This may sound rather demeaning to the poor, like Marx's comment about "the idiocy of rural life".But it is important to understand because, as the authors remark, "things that make life less boring are a priority for the poor".
As one person remarked " Things aren't zero or one with EIDM.
Perhaps the most concerning, and widely remarked, thing for Hollywood was the subdued mood of its home audience.
Because I've found that remarking on every remarkable thing just makes everything less remarkable. 5.
"We should distinguish racial remarks from things that are said when players are fighting for a ball.
The economy has flatlined for nearly a year and, as Sir Mervyn's remarks imply, things may get worse.
