Sentence examples for remarks were noted from inspiring English sources

The remarks were noted in South Africa, where the country's governing party, the African National Congress, announced on Wednesday that its leaders would talk to Madikizela-Mandela when she returned to the country.

Mr. Justice Langton, who heard the case, expressed his surprise at this extraordinary disappearance of four people, and his remarks were noted in the Law Report of the "Times".

"The Attorney General's kind remarks are noted and appreciated," Simon told a reporter.

Timothy Bremarks-Cathat remarks that British buildings were "noted in Europe and the Americas for the first time since the Arts and Crafts movement".

Body mass and other relevant information were noted in the remarks of the saved file.

Remarks: It should be noted that part (i) of this generalizes part (i) of Theorem 4 of Catchpole and Morgan [3], who proved that if a model is parameter redundant then it is not locally identifiable.

"The worse we are at our jobs, the more you have to enjoy there," the adorable and extremely informed kitchen director who delivered the cod collar to our table remarked (it should be noted that even the tables were constructed specially for this pop up--or rather grown with compostable materials and mycelium).

Before making remarks, several limitations should be noted.

Ms. Sadik-Khan's remarks were widely noted by Albany lawmakers, with some viewing her tone as condescending.

A page later comes this coda: "Not until the second decade of the 21st century would Sputnik's connection to the demise of Desert Rose dinnerware, as well as Early American-style furniture,... be noted and remarked upon in a novel written late in the career of one of those three-named women writers who initially cropped up in the 1980s".

Remark It is noted that the reduced ordinary differential equations are still highly nonlinear to solve exactly.