Sentence examples for remarks who from inspiring English sources

As for the identity of the murderer, Harney remarks: "Who was Jack the Ripper – who cares?

All too easily, we imagine the people we know will make scornful remarks: Who do you think you are?!

But he will refer to it when he formally announces his candidacy, according to a person with knowledge of his planned remarks, who insisted on anonymity to speak before the campaign officially starts.

Although Dr. Lin decries force and turns his scorn against it, in doing so he remarks, "Who will be the consummate fatalist to tell the world in plan, convincing, forceful terms that..the fruit o force is Fear and Hatred?

It may be this that makes Roper less exercised than might be expected about the notorious misogyny of a man whose works are saturated with sexist remarks, who thought of women as "baby machines", and who married the former nun, Katharina von Bora, principally to spite his arch-enemy, the devil.

One by one, Sepinwall characterizes the Great Male Curmudgeons, men (almost universally men: a fact that Sepinwall addresses along the way in footnoted remarks) who were driven to break through TV's laziest habits, motivated by early and frustrating experiences working for the networks.

"She is a Princess," the French ambassador remarked, "who can act any part she pleases".

One user joined the fray to remark: "WHO GIVES A SHITTTT".

The low point was Mr. Bellow's unfortunate remark: "Who is the Tolstoy of the Zulus?

Trump took credit for the record audience during the first GOP debate by remarking, "Who do you think they were watching?

(The poet Allen Tate remarked, "Who knows, there might have been yet another husband dropped off somewhere". In her own defense, Porter said in a 1965 interview, "I have no hidden marriages. They just sort of escape my mind").