Sentence examples for remarks to this from inspiring English sources

Elizabeth Warren, the financial reformer who is now running for the United States Senate in Massachusetts, recently made some eloquent remarks to this effect that are, rightly, getting a lot of attention.

Though some sociobiologists have made incautious remarks to this effect, evolutionary theories of behaviour, including kin selection, are not committed to it.

In his remarks to this prestigious group, he modestly stated that he was "proud to be amongst the best of the best of our profession".

Additional methodological remarks to this method are given in the online supplement (Additional data file 2).

However, we will refrain from making any specific qualitative remarks to this regard.

But his remarks to the press this day had amounted to a shrug of frustration.

I loudly remarked to this effect when I modelled them – they weren't just infantilising, they were impractical – before handing them back with a flourish of disdain.

In his remark to this proposition, which clarifies this "law of inertia," Kant explains that inertia is to be contrasted with life or the ability of a substance to determine itself to act from an internal principle.

In his remark to this proposition, Kant explicitly notes that there is a crucial difference between spatial and non-spatial substances, since the latter, unlike the former, could gradually fade away by degrees.

Mr Cash, in remarks to the BBC, said: "This proposal is now being bulldozed through without any proper risk assessment or agreement on core issues.

Concluding remarks to the content of this book are summarized.