Sentence examples for with remarks that from inspiring English sources

Each question about Mr. Weiner was answered with remarks that were all about Ms. Quinn.

With remarks that ran short of 20 minutes, Mr. Hutchinson was one of the few who took his own advice.

I ended up with remarks that struck me — even while I delivered them — as banal and platitudinous.

Mike Aresco, the Big East's new commissioner, opened the day with remarks that included the words "storied conference" and also "conference on the move".

The New Yorker, August 1 , 1931 P. 23Conversation between two newspapermen who continually -interrupt each other with remarks that throw the other speaker off.

Eurogroup head Jeroen Dijsselbloem hardly helped matters with remarks that were interpreted as suggesting that the Cyprus bank raid could be a template for other bailouts, although there was later some half-hearted backtracking from the idea.

The sportswriter Red Smith has been credited with remarking that the America's Cup is about "as exciting as watching grass grow".

Despite the social nature of their jobs, many EDs I work with remark that they feel extremely isolated.

We start our discussion with remarking that the value for K was correctly recovered by all tested methods for each of the constructed simulated datasets.

For X as above, we start with remarking that if it is centered as described in Price et al. (2006), then performing PCA on it reduces to finding an eigendecomposition of the d × d-dimensional sample covariance matrix XX T. Suppose W is the matrix of eigenvectors and Λ is the diagonal matrix of eigenvalues of such a decomposition.

Mr. Romney followed Mr. Ryan in addressing the crowd, telling them how delighted he was in having his running mate out on the trail with him, remarks that were greeted with chants of "Paul, Paul Paul" from the crowd.