remark造句

His remark set everybody laughing.

His remark rendered me speechless.

Your remark excited him to jealousy.

So let me make the following remark.

I know the subtext of his remark.

The remark touched off a heated controversy.

This remark seemed to agitate her guest.

The remark made me want to climb under the pew.

I don't see the point of her last remark.

He cut me to the quick with his unkind remark.

I have a final remark, and a question.

What made him blurt out such a remark?

And what the hell did you mean by that remark about alcoholism?

Goethe on his deathbed calls for light and this is a historic remark.

Your last remark really hit the bull's eye, it was exactly right.

Let me make a remark about questions, which is — today's mostly business.

If you keep thinking these thoughts to yourself, you'll eventually catch yourself before you make the remark.

Heit's large eyes bulged and conveyed hints of much more than was implied by his noncommittal opening remark.

The remark "the only good news story is a bad news story" is sometimes quoted by cynical journalists.

But Pitanguy's remark raises yet another issue: is beauty a right, which, like education or health care, should be realized with the help of public institutions and expertise?

She lazily cites Margaret Thatcher's remark about there being "no such thing as society", but ignores the rest of the quote, which praises human co-operation.

John Lennon's remark that "we're more popular than Jesus, " which set off an anti-Beatle furor last year, was not a boast but an expression of disgust.

You cannot speak any of the necessary dialects, and when you make a stupid remark its stupidity will be obvious, even to yourself.

How can anyone be faultless in what he says?How can every remark one makes in impromptu discussion be perfectly correct?

The IPCC’s use of his remark may have been rash, but was not misleading because in 2003-2004, the year before it finalized its fourth report, the changed trend would have been barely perceptible.

Yes, no wonder, "was my next remark." ' 'Catherine used to boast that she stood between you and bodily harm: she meant that certain persons would not hurt you for fear of offending her.

I must remark that all the older people were wearing very western clothing: mom dresses for the women and polo shirts and khakis on the men. I'm not sure that Ms.

In 2009, she caused some controversy over her remark during a live television interview about Grand National champion jockey Liam Treadwell's crooked teeth; the BBC later apologized on her behalf.

As for the didn't inhale remark, I was stating a fact, not trying to minimize what I had done, as I tried to explain until I was blue in the face.