Sentence examples for remarks what from inspiring English sources

It was heartening to read Dr. Michael A. Weiner's remarks (What They Were Thinking).

But Ms. Overstreet Smith's response took her in a different direction, she said, recalling her remarks: "What we really need around here is a free medical clinic.

This is basically the argument that Saletan makes in his remarks: What the study shows, then, is that kids from broken homes headed by gay people develop the same problems as kids from broken homes headed by straight people.

Theresa May probably feared an onslaught of xenophobic remarks – "What could be more specious than a belief that is really the absence of belief, a luxury belief for cynics and intellectuals?

As Foucault remarks: "What is found at the historical beginning of things is not the inviolable identity of their origin; it is the dissension of other things.

Concerning these propositions, Leibniz approvingly remarks, "What Descartes says here is most beautiful and worthy of his genius, namely, that every motion in filled space involves circulation and that matter must somewhere be actually divided into parts smaller than any given quantity" (L 393).

One classics undergraduate remarked, "What a charmer.

Picasso remarked, "What forces our interest is Cézanne's anxiety".

As Mark Twain remarked: "What a good thing Adam had.

As he left, Kay remarked: "What a knobhead".

She glanced down Main Street and remarked, "What a hole".