Sentence examples for she has remarked from inspiring English sources

She has remarked that there is no difference between making ceramics and growing vegetables: both invoke nature.

'My biggest critics are financial journalists who are very unimaginative,' she has remarked, 'who use a one-dimensional form of measurement, namely profit.

She has remarked in the past that critics often take her for someone else's muse, the product of a male producer's vision.

She has remarked that she doesn't choose her subjects so much as wait for them "to claim me … always creative people of one sort or another for whom I feel a deep affinity.

She has remarked that they were all guilty of being 'incredibly serious and po-faced', herself included, at the time, but all brought a certain flair to this new, counterintuitive form of consumerism.

Thereafter, she has said that she intends to "slow down" by focusing on her teaching, although she has remarked: "There is really no such thing called a swan song, and I won't like to keep still after being so active..

She had remarked to herself when she saw him that he was either "Cubian or awful bilious".

A few days earlier, she had remarked that the changes in Shenzhen — the independence of young people, the shift from control by the Communist Party to control by the factory bosses — had come too abruptly.

"I don't understand why two girls cannot get married in Colorado," she had remarked earlier in the week (straight out of the mouth of babes...)...

Leahy says that Kagan has remarked that she's expecting to hear that quoted back to her.

("She could make yellow heavy," Brice Marden has remarked).