Sentence examples for simply remark from inspiring English sources
It is hard not to see the events as bordering on genocide, though some historians simply remark that when an "advanced" economic system meets a "primitive" ethnic and social structure, there will be casualties.
He simply remarks: "Well, they didn't listen close enough".
"He simply remarked, 'Some people have no manners,' " Dr. Fraser said.
He is little concerned and simply remarks "Does the damp in my bedroom threaten the structure?" View Article By Rebecca Mead By Anthony Lane By Atul Gawande By Alan Burdick.
He is little concerned and simply remarks "Does the damp in my bedroom threaten the structure?" View Article By Troy Patterson By Phil Klay By John Cassidy By Amy Davidson Sorkin.
At some point during their visit, the father may have glimpsed that the boy had an involuntary erection, or simply remarked on his recently sprouted pubic hair.
He simply remarked that he had been reviewing sales figures for the current week's program, in which the eminent British conductor Colin Davis and the mezzo-soprano Anne Sofie von Otter would perform pieces by Berlioz and Sibelius.
Chatting on the press plane about movies for a couple of hours, Gore had simply remarked to two Time magazine writers on a newspaper interview in which Segal had described Al and Tipper as his models for the movie.
He simply remarked, "Believe me!
Ringo, nonplussed, simply remarked that "These diplomats just don't know how to behave".
Other authors have simply remarked on the diversity of material on offer; Gillian Gaar said the album was "the most diverse record the band ever released" while Kenneth Womack and Todd Davis thought the diversity in styles was the album's most original concept.
