Sentence examples for to remark upon something from inspiring English sources

It is often useful in a speech to remark upon something of special interest to your audience.

There, Ted Turner himself once interrupted an important news meeting to remark upon Russell's black turtleneck catsuit and thigh boots.

He may be the sole person associated with food journalism to remark, "There's something about pleasure I find annoying".

Still, I would like to remark briefly upon the pet to whom I am most often compared.

Surely someone, at some point, was expected to notice and remark upon these things.

Getting by on four or five hours is seen as a measure of strength -- a badge of honor -- something to be remarked upon and admired by others.

If he isn't involved in sports, pick something else he does like theater, reading, art etc. to remark on.

Certainly, Sillitoe's versatility ought to be remarked upon more.

Men are told, over and over, that violence, by and against men, is natural, and not to be remarked upon.

If it was menstrual blood surely it would be too much of a red herring to be remarked upon?

I'd remark upon the sheer chutzpah of El Diablo, and his glaring hypocrisy in funding a law school to investigate his sworn enemy's practices.