Sentence examples for would remark that from inspiring English sources

Much later, he would remark that "I sometimes think that I belong to the most notorious nationalist country; the country of 'me', so patriotism and allegiances are small matters in comparison with my egotism".

Furthermore, we would remark that, among patients treated with GEM alone, severe anaemia occurred more frequently in patients aged ⩾75 years (13%) than in younger ones (7%), while no difference according to age grouping was seen in the other arms of the study.

Later, the leader of the movement, Khan Abdul Ghaffar Khan, would remark that an unarmed Pashtun was more threatening to colonialists than an armed one.

Sceptics would remark that 16 years is an awful long time for a small country like Serbia to hide someone so recognisable who had a $5m bounty on his head.

Later, I would remark that the only beloved garment missing was a T-shirt with a head shot of Elvis, captioned: "Are You Lonesome Tonight?" "You mean he gave you the bag?" the cops demanded.

Indeed, many of the early Uber investors I would speak to about Travis would remark that his greatest strength was his intense will to power.

At lunch, Richardson recalled, Picasso might praise a painting by Maar and liken it to Cézanne, giddily elating her; at dinner, he would casually remark that Cézanne was shit and drop her back into self-doubt.

However, Bill Anderson would later remark that "Roger was the most talented, and least disciplined person that you could imagine" citing the attempts of Miller's Tree Publishing boss, Buddy Killen to force him to finish a piece.

People would remark on that and say, "That's the sound!

We would like to remark that (mathbb{P}_{h}) exists and is unique.

We would also like to remark that packing should only be applied to a compound node with no edges (intra-graph or inter-graph edges) in it.