Sentence examples for this last remark from inspiring English sources

This last remark goes to the heart of the issue.

Ignat, who sat down at his father's side, smiled at this last remark, as if he were remembering something fondly.

And they never ask: what does it mean?"This last remark is said with a derisive splutter.

By way of explaining this last remark, he said that in rehearsals Mr. Gillen "didn't smile for two weeks".

The unaffected modesty that underlies this last remark has been vital to Palin's emergence as a peerless presenter of travel broadcasts.

Davies asked Hedger about this last remark, to which he said: "My response does not read well, although I imagine that I was merely trying to placate Vahey.

Actually, as Treslove discovers during the course of this book, that last remark embodies the most pernicious and authentic strain of Jewish humor: the kind that's so real it isn't funny at all.

These confiscations have been anticipated by the Armistice Convention and the exchanges are regular.' As I still protested, he called me an enemy of the people". Never-and this is the last remark I shall make on the subject-has history furnished an example of wholesale pillaging organized on so completely an administrative basis.

"And remember, 'god' makes up three-quarters of the word 'gold".' That last remark was said jokingly; the following was not: "Writing this book was a personal catharsis.

She laughs, as if trying to soften that last remark.

"But that last remark of yours was unnecessary, even a bit unkind.