Sentence examples for will remark from inspiring English sources

Sometimes a lascivious voiceover will remark on her charms.

3b935c2c-217a-47d1-811c-ba84dd7254b7 WHEN historians come to appraise this administration, they will remark on a rather novel event.

This is the sort of comedy in which a character will remark, at least half seriously but with an educated awareness, "This rational humanism is getting exhausting".

Bankers will remark that Mexico's absolute debt reduction package was small — much less than the 50 percent or so already granted to Greece.

It is sometimes the case that a pub will disappear and passersby will remark: Well at least it wasn't one of the good pubs.

He is a deliberate presence, solemn for long periods; but then he will remark on something absurd and tip backward with laughter.

"Miami will always beat a dead horse faster than anybody else will," remarks Adam Gersten, the man behind Gramps, a dive bar and beer garden in the Wynwood Art District known for cheap drinks and low-key hangs like Tuesday trivia nights.

"Posh" invites you to make of that connection what you will, remarks like "Remember, this isn't a democracy," by the Riot Club's president, there to tip the playwright's hand.

'I'm a joiner," Mr Medlar will proudly remark when invited to discuss his busy social life.

You can see it if you watch preschool children – grown-ups will repeatedly remark upon quieter children.

We will often remark that, in her passing, Mom is now resting in a better place.