Sentence examples for to this remark from inspiring English sources

She responds to this remark by running at him and shrieking.

Wells was attentive to this remark, raising his eyes with interest.

Do you return to this remark because you sense a chasm between your person and your persona, between Seamus Heaney the man and Seamus Heaney the poet?

We have been listening to this remark ever since we saw our first prominent industrialist, a we still don't know exactly what it means.

Next to this remark — "In some nations everybody is by nature so astute, versatile, and sympathetic that education hardly makes any difference in manners or mind" — she writes "France".

Labor's called attention to this remark as an admission that Tony Abbott deliberately hid his agenda before the 2013 election – confirmation that political parties, in this case, the Coalition, are capable of saying one thing before an election and something completely different after it.

Wittgenstein was later to explain this remark to C. K. Ogden as meaning that: "There isn't anything third that connects the links but the links themselves make the connection with one another".

To many, this remark appeared to discount both the harm to the victim and the effects of imprisonment on people who were not formerly élite college students.

They repeatedly refer to Rich et al. to corroborate this remark, however, this particular reference does not provide any evidence to support this statement [ 5].

As in "The Augean Stables", there is another troubling aspect to this, remarked upon before by critics: how Heaney, mythologising himself and his subjects, thrusts a borrowed significance onto them ("I woke to the world there like Telemachos").

In the next section, we present our experiment and our results to illustrate this remark.