Sentence examples for some remarked on from inspiring English sources

Critics praised the song for Selena's emotive enunciation, and some remarked on a similarity to songs recorded by Celine Dion, Brandy Norwood, and TLC.

Some remarked on the very definite separation of the two: 'The (student IHE group name) charity and the tradition of going away to developing countries it totally separate from the School of Medicine.

Seriously, if you look at what practice nurses are doing now, if, you know, someone suggested, er, well, yer, you know take that on as well.' (PN25) Some remarked on the insufficient numbers of patients with CFS/ME within their registered practice population which would mean they wouldn't develop and maintain sufficient expertise: 'You learn by experience.

But not everyone, it seems, is convinced, with some remarking on Twitter and Facebook that the results can swing wildly simply by ticking one or two categories differently in the "cultural activities" or "people you know socially" sections.

Contemporary women are sounding off on Twitter and sharing their own personal stories, with some remarking on the absence of "typing husbands".

Some contestants remarked on how deceivingly difficult the early rock, doo-wop and girl-group songs could be.

Some in the crowd remarked on the age of one of the men accused of murdering Lloyd.

Some newspapers have also remarked on what they see as gratuitous violence against women.

Some early reviews have remarked on the ambiguity of these interactions.

He begins with some remarks on the social stigma that is so often attached to misspelling.

Some remark on her attention to detail, but others view her as a crank, she said, obsessed with minutiae.