Sentence examples for visitor remarks from inspiring English sources

The visitor remarks that although we call these people by different names, they all have in common a power to maintain their rule by the strength of their understanding with little use of their hands and bodies (Statesman 259c).

At the start of the search for the sophist, the Eleatic visitor remarks that he and Theaetetus may share merely the name "sophist" in common but may mean quite different things by the name.

"This is a bad sports bar," one visitor remarked recently.

"I feel like I'm in someone's house," a first-time visitor remarked, uncomfortably, one evening, before leaving.

"She mixes people like a cocktail — and the result is sheer genius," Wallis Simpson, a frequent visitor, remarked.

While there is still plenty of work under way it is nothing like the days when every visitor remarked on the forest of cranes.

After Katerina Hamplova, a nearly six-foot blonde from Ukraine exited, a visitor remarked how amazing it was that there could be so many beautiful people, not just in the world, but in one place at one time.

His "Tennis Tournament", which dates from 1920, is an elegiac vision of a leafy summer evening on the lawns of Newport, Rhode Island.Bellows painted many subjects and used many different techniques; he stole so much from other artists that one visitor remarked that the artist's retrospective looked more like a group show.

Visitors, remarks Sophie, marvel at the architecture's timeliness.

Visitors remarked that the organisation had a large number of female members.

But it is the atmosphere they create that visitors remark upon far more than the detail.