Sentence examples for the author remarked from inspiring English sources

"In 1816," the author remarked on p. 95, "almost everybody one met was writing".

"So far as I know," the author remarked, "this is the first time an historian has set out to make his history true".

Among these, the author remarked on Elena, Reader and Adviser; Despina Mini Cosmetics; Ragazzini Children's Shoes; and the Eurobasket '87 boys, who were selling posters of the Greek National Basketball Team, which had just won the Eurobasket Championship.

Surveying the crowd, the author remarked that she had shared her manuscript before publication with several people in attendance and had received support that kept her going through the times when she wondered whether she was saying too much.

With respect to the most influential of Darwin's 16 scientific books, On the Origin of Species, the author remarked that "Sixteen thousand copies have now (1876) been sold in England and considering how stiff a book it is, this is a large sale" [ 1].

In the Classic of Weiqi, the author remarks that "since ancient times, one has never seen two identical Weiqi games".

In the Classic of Weiqi, the author remarks that "since ancient times, one has never seen two identical Weiqi games". Three golden axioms expressed in the Classic of Weiqi give a stimulating perspective on China's strategic thinking but also on the Chinese mind.

In addition, the authors remarked that the suggested deletion of COL9A3 did not cause the MED symptom [ 20].

The authors remarked that these differences lead to the differential expression of the MMPs and ECM between the two conditions.

While exploring their model, the authors remarked that genes involved in essential processes should not tend to cluster together (Lawrence & Roth, 1996).

Based on this evidence, the authors remarked, "The eyeless, unpigmented condition is believed to have evolved in whole or part prior to the present-day subdivision of the populations," (p.16 [ 16]).