Here I would remark, that as the phenomena of the Will must fall under one or the other of these relations, and as it has been shown, that they cannot fall under that of Necessity, but one supposition remains.
In regard to Repentance, I would remark, that the term is scarcely used at all in the Old Testament.
I would remark, that the complex states thence resulting, are commonly explained as simple feelings or states of the Sensibility.
He would remark, generally, the Government of America was now in a state of puberty, that is, at this time.
In the first place, observing upon this, he would remark, that he always conceived there was a distinction between an Indian Treaty and a Treaty with a foreign nation.
We would remark, that the word creature, is ktisis in the Greek, and is the same that is rendered creation in the next verse.
And here we would remark-- that the guilt of unbelief does not consist in rejecting a fact after patient investigation, by collecting all the evidences in our reach, but it consists in rejecting a fact without examination of its truth.
To carry out this figure, we would remark that, fruit can have no existence till the tree is first produced.
But it is the destination of the Saints that we have to do with; and on this I would remark, that there are many glories, and man will be judged according to his deeds.
I would remark, that it is a word of almost unlimited signification; nevertheless we will investigate the matter a little.
Further, I would remark that, however interesting a geological treatise may be, it cannot possibly stimulate the imagination as the practical study of the science is bound to do.
And here I would remark, by the way, that I have seldom spoken to a Gipsy in England who did not try me on the word for kettle.
On this subject I would remark by the way, that many words which appear to have been taken by the Gipsies from modern languages are in reality Indian.
It will be ready for those who come after me," he would remark, with a modest smile.
On the contrary, he would remark to himself, "Have I heard a single thing worth remembering?
How it will come about I cannot say," he would remark; "but it will come.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "would remark" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
