Sentence examples for who remarked from inspiring English sources

Impulsively, Justin hugged a reporter, who remarked upon his disciplined work ethic.

The Times quoted a childhood friend, Adam Dow, who remarked, "James had a purpose".

He was recognized by a cop who remarked to Stanley about how Mr. Hoover looked.

Someone – I can't recall exactly who – remarked to me that Kelly seemed dull.

Enter Mr. Hounsou, who remarked on the diversions available while shooting in the Moroccan desert.

It was Malcolm Muggeridge who remarked that the Indians are now the last Englishmen.

There was the naked sunbather who remarked, "Nice day for it, isn't it?" to a woman taking a walk.

Presenter Dzifa Gbeho met Chris Hesse, the then Ghanaian President's official photographer who remarked on the public mood.

Among them was the architect Peter Eisenman, who remarked, "Andrea is well educated, but she wears it well".

Larry Johnson spun and whirled around the rookie Kenyon Martin, who remarked, "He's got a hundred and one moves".

The award was presented by Noel Gallagher, who remarked that Bowie was "too cool" to attend in person.