Sentence examples for the second remark from inspiring English sources

The second remark has as much truth as the first — which is to say, some truth.

The second remark is that, through the first eight ecumenical councils (before the Schism of 1054), the Christian church arrived at nonbiblical formulas to profess its faith.

The second remark is even stranger: swimming in Hampstead ponds on his 40th birthday, Sacks was approached by a handsome young student from Harvard.

This shock effect is not original Tóibín (it's how Bailey ends a chapter) and where could the second remark come from if not from Bailey himself, who interviewed Mary Cheever?

The second remark is that each substream is considered as an independently decodable unit.

The second remark is with regard to excluding those taking the exam for at least the second time.

She was quite serious about the first remark.

The first remark is always about the dog.

"Instead, the first remark was, 'I think this is the best thing we've done all year'.

So the first remark is broadly sympathetic to the principle of laisser faire, whereas the second apparently takes an opposite view.

The first remark is that the system allows residual bit errors in the transmitted substreams.