Sentence examples for when remarking from inspiring English sources
In fact, he mentioned the paper quite separately when remarking: "There is slightly too much of a safety-first [attitude].
Duff touched on the problem herself when remarking to Conner at one point:* "Interviews are a curious thing.
The episode's second-best line came from Tyrion, who pushed Jorah beyond the limits of his endurance when remarking: "What a waste of a good kidnapping".
When remarking plots of shots during the walk-around observation (Fig. 6b, c), dispersion within one period is still recognized and seems to arise due to the difference in the degree of correlativity of each shot.
Ehrenfels here chooses the Meinongian terminology, speaking of indirect or founded contents (see his notes on 292 ff)., but also follows Brentano's approach when remarking on the power of signs to function as surrogates for presentations (Ehrenfels 1891, 296).
Elsewhere in the Ethics, when remarking on the benefits of human associations, Spinoza claims that "if…two individuals of entirely the same nature are joined to one another, they compose an individual twice as powerful as each one" (IVP18S).
When he remarks about it, you're taken aback.
She demurred when I remarked on her evident early giftedness.
"Should we switch?" she asked, when he remarked on this strangeness.
It was already very old news when William Tecumseh Sherman remarked in 1872 that war is hell.
"Stripped down," Ashley Olsen said when I remarked that their clothes seemed more conservative this season.
