Sentence examples for simplest remark from inspiring English sources

The simplest remark began to seem suspect, a riddle — not devoid of meaning, but with a vague haze of meaning that grew hazier as I tried to clutch it.

That simple remark always stayed in the back of my mind.

When they eventually paused for breath, the great man spoke, and brought the conversation to a halt with the simple remark: "Anyway, he won't do".

This apparently simple remark leads to major consequence, including a convolution formula for the counts.

It was a mood best summed up by a simple remark fromBBC website reader Ian Mears.

It doesn't take a lot for this argument to bubble up; it can be a simple remark that rubs the other the wrong way.

Simple remarks may seem to be loaded with deeper meanings.

Those two simple remarks became my one most important rule, so that I can't see the point of writing about anything unless you try hard to follow it; and since I have never been moved to write about anything but my own experience (a narrowness I regret but am unable to remedy), including the very personal is simply necessary.

According to Emory University psychiatry and behavioral sciences professor Nadine Kaslow, a few simple remarks about a pet can do wonders to ease individuals out of social isolation and combat shyness.

Giles Oakley Former head of BBC community & disability programmes  Another alternative to Radio 3's silly chat shows (Letters, 10 July) is Radio New Zealand Concert, which is just like Radio 3 was before the dumbers-down took over: whole works with simple factual remarks (no simpering introductions, with the presenters' fatuous opinions, texts or other tedious audience participation).

"Others in the space are talk-and-text centric because it's super-simple," she remarked.