The information obtained by Pliny through these different channels is often used by him uncritically, without remarking that different statements apply to the same countries and seas.
It is worth remarking that it was precisely these two articles, representing two powerful sides of human nature, utility and the love of ornament, that were to be of such great importance also as regards knowledge of the North.
In this connection it is worth remarking that his contemporary Arngrim Jónsson imagines ("Specim.
Remarking so many white faces, so much subdued utterance, so many cowed and terrified looks, I thought it very likely that I might get frightened, too.
Napoleon often alluded to his passage across the desert, remarking that the scene was ever peculiarly gratifying to his mind.
Merian in Weimar] selected the "Loreley" as her concluding song, and the Frau Princess Victoria expressed herself very favorably about it, remarking that a Schubert spirit breathed in the composition.
He was received, however, as usual by Donna Isabel, who, though she could not help remarking that he wore a handsomer dress than usual, said nothing whatever which might lead him to suppose that she saw in him the least improvement.
Lammle tries to break the force of the fall, byremarking that some people do not like town.
And she tried to console her friend by remarking that if Mr. Lemon’s fortune was precarious it was at all events so big.
Then she got up, remarking that before anything was decided she must see her child, must learn from her own lips the state of her feelings.
In the summer he slept in the open air, and in the winter he lodged at one of the inns, where he buried himself in straw to his throat, remarking that this was the most proper and secure bed for men of glass.
Rossini could never travel by rail; when a friend attempted to accustom him to the train he fell down fainting, remarking afterwards: “If I was not like that I should never have written the Barbiere.
Aunt Bell had been edified by this, remarking earnestly that such differences would indeed be wiped out in heaven.
A British steamer had been fired on by some Arabs on the Tigris, and he began by remarking that he feared this fact showed a marked antagonism towards England on the part of Arabia.
Scuda saw the name of the emperor, and read the first lines, without remarking the date of the document.
By-the-way, some of the passengers are remarking about your friendship for him.
He may get to heaven," said an old lady who was remarking upon his regular attendance at church, "but he can never hope to be received in good society again.
Polly maintained a discreet silence as to the heir, merely remarking that it was very sad for the old gentleman.
He desired the cabman to wait for him at the nearest stables, remarking that he might be there for a few minutes, or for a few hours, and then turned to the gate.
He started me off by somewhat pensively remarking that all women seem to want to be intellectual and have a salon.
I was remarking to a friend just now that I fancied I had seen you before," I explained.
In remarking that the tree was ong root, I merely mean to imply such importance in that portion of its substance that it might rather be viewed as a root with a tree attached than as a tree with a root attached.
What was the use of your remarking that the first backing of a colt is nothing--that, in this case, it is the second step that costs?
Now let me recall Miss Lindsay to consciousness by remarking that we have been out for ten minutes, and that our hostess is not the woman to allow our absence to pass without comment.
On remarkingto my companions that these idols had ears, but that they heard not, etc.
Not easily put off, she countered at once by remarking that he had never before had such a request in his life.
The Court then rose, the President remarking that judgment would be delivered that afternoon at three p.
Upon the writer remarking to an Egyptian official on the singularity of the circumstance, the latter replied, "Yes; but he is a very good bootmaker, you know.
When the American republics begin to degenerate, it will be easy to verify the truth of this observation, by remarking whether the number of political impeachments augments.
It is easy to estimate the different forces of the two governments, by remarking the manner in which they fulfil their respective functions.
We shall hereafter learn what a governor is; I shall content myself with remarking in this place, that he represents the executive power of the whole state.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "remarking" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
