Examples of 'have remarked' in a sentence
Meaning of "have remarked"
have remarked: This phrase is used to indicate that someone has made a comment or observation about something. It is often used in a formal or professional setting to acknowledge a statement that has been previously stated
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A number of scholars have remarked on their physiognomy.
I have remarked that in the theatre a crowd exacts.
A number of people have remarked about it.
Some have remarked about her weight.
It is as many other speakers have remarked.
Many have remarked upon its chilly splendour.
A n u m ber of people have remarked about it.
Critics have remarked on her lyricism and mastery of form.
On being shown a design he is said to have remarked that it resembled a zebra.
Some patients have remarked as being handled as if being cattle in their comments.
Gein was said to have remarked.
Commentators have remarked on the musicality of the poem.
That again the row of fine trees which you may have remarked as you.
As several wops have remarked from time to time.
I have remarked that lofty ambitions are more rare in the ages of.
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Even strangers have remarked on it.
Many have remarked the unusually high vibratory rate of this work.
Those who have seen me before and after have remarked that it is a miraculous recovery.
Many have remarked how their coats look like dreadlocks too.
Winston Churchill is supposed to have remarked that if.
Many people have remarked that it looks pro.
Marianne was artistic ; Oktavian might never have remarked that.
Many growers have remarked on its initial slow growing.
I never killed a deer in my life. Gein was said to have remarked.
So you have remarked.
I have remarked already on the epistemology of qualitative researchers as existential ( nondeterministic ) and constructivist.
Several kind people have remarked that they miss my articles.
We have remarked in the previous chapters that Jesus ' return is very important to Christians.
Many neighbors and friends have remarked on the quality of the workmanship.
I may have remarked before that IP addresses are not particularly intuitive or easy to remember.
Authors beyond Africa have remarked upon the same thing.
Others have remarked on the twisted contrapposto or figura serpentinata pose of the group.
But I dare say there are those who have remarked it can not be both.
Government members have remarked on the extraordinary nature of the proposed committee.
Great and real sacrifices to the public welfare ; and I have remarked.
Musicians have remarked very favourably on the acoustical quality of the hall.
Was that a clue? As several wops have remarked from time to time.
Some might have remarked on the parallel between the two riders.
Winston Churchill is said to have remarked "I am fond of pigs.
Angels have remarked that you have some little worries with authority.
Since the Russian Revolution, many commentators have remarked on the prophetic nature of Demons.
Many theologians have remarked on the typology of the ceremonial use of musical instruments.
Like a goddamned accordion . - So you have remarked.
And he would have remarked that the truth is not less true.
One US journalist is reported to have remarked " Made in Germany ".
Critics have remarked upon substantial stylistic differences between his early and later works.
Luther is said to have remarked " So it goes now.
Angels have remarked that you always have the habit to take care of every one.
After it was built, Justinian is said to have remarked “ Solomon, I have outdone thee . ”.
Others still have remarked that the lack of international coordination has generated large global imbalances.
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The chief public prosecutor further remarked
It has been remarked that enterprises are human resources
Examples of using Have
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These documents have been in my family for centuries
Have this done by the customer service only
He could not have chosen a worse time
