Sentence examples for you remark from inspiring English sources

"How could you remark such a thing?" he says.

You remark: "I'll be in here for a while.

Stealing from the Sunday Telegraph, you remark that The Grey Album was "an art project, never intended for mass production".

During the intermission, as you step into the lobby, you remark to your companion, "Why, it's a fucking mall".

("I couldn't believe the energy of the show," he said. "But when you get to 90, you remark on the energy of others").

And do make sure you mention that this is one of the company's more "visually imaginative pieces and surely its most erotic" – in fact, you remark, "the sexual gymnastics are startling and, in their balletic way, pretty graphic".

You remarked on these changes in the comments.

"You see, Mr President, I have nothing to conceal from you," remarked Churchill.

"The Ministry of Education will think the Kenyan student is you," remarked my husband.

You remarked that Wright "expressed a profoundly distorted view of this country - a view that sees white racism as endemic".

"You are a big fellow, aren't you," remarks the slinkiest broad in "Vengeance," after she and the glum guy have their expected hookup.