Sentence examples for two remarks from inspiring English sources

At this stage, we should make two remarks.

This gives me a chance to bootleg two remarks.

SIR —Your text on the Falklands (or Malvinas) War requires two remarks.

I can remember only two remarks about it which I took to heart, and hold to.

These two remarks illustrate the biased nature of Mr. Carter's perceptions of the Arab-Israeli conflict.

The first two remarks came in a group e-mail exchange and so relate to each other.

More than 100 pages separate these two remarks, and Luciano never comments on them, much less connects them.

For DJs and music fans, the problem is best summed up by two remarks yesterday on the microblogging site Twitter.

I interviewed Taylor in the late 1980s for the Guardian, and two remarks of his stick in my mind.

Even if the quotes are accurate, it is unclear from the two remarks relating to the 2% exactly what the pope was trying to say.

It's ironic that neither of the two remarks that have most nakedly revealed a streak of ruthlessness in Clarke's leadership was meant for public broadcast.