Sentence examples for to remark about from inspiring English sources

He was moved to remark about Braun, "Now I must look after her" because something like this "mustn't happen again".

And some observers of his career found it possible to remark about his death much as Tim Blanks, a critic for Style.com, did.

So, one thing to remark about this game, one thing that we've learned immediately, is that this game is different in a significant way.

He's quick to remark about others' actions, but when it comes to his own, he thinks he did the right thing.

But in the Fairfax district, both the newcomers and the old guard are quick to remark about how fairly smooth the transition has been.

During his date with Donna, Jerry would mention his remark about ponies in the earlier episode "The Pony Remark", but this was later changed to remark about leaving a note when committing suicide.

Last June, his list consisted of the Supreme Court decision on abortion, the "pornography explosion," the federal government's attempt to interfere with "Christian" schools, and the F.C.C.'s application of the "fairness doctrine" to remarks about homosexuals.

He'll stick to remarks about how many almonds he eats at night.

Parks compared the situation to remarks about black, Jewish and Japanese people made by Cincinnati Reds owner Marge Schott in the 1990s.

But his comments in November in response to remarks about slavery by Palin touched off a firestorm.

There is something to be remarked about each of these elements.