General remark

One final remark.

A very funny remark.

Why make that remark?

I resent that remark.

And I resemble that remark.

That is my first remark.

One little remark such as,

That is an outrageous remark.

You know, people always remark on it.

That remark comes perilously near impertinence, Elvira.

You're not leaving with that cynical remark?

Surely, a somewhat unnecessary remark, Gladys, dear.

That remark was young when you were...

It was not something you'd even remark upon.

A most unfortunate remark. I beg your pardon.

That was the remark of a pompous ass.

We'll discuss that thug remark some other time.

The beginning of the trouble was his careless remark.

That remark is an insult to this entire community.

You remark the disproportion between our dead and wounded.

That's the kind of remark that leads to war.

I merely wanted to remark on the striking arithmetical coincidence.

I overheard your last remark and take the gravest exception.

As for the remark that quot it preferred a situation where it would verify the information held by the Commission quot , this remark was never made by Iraq.

They remembered Rudy's remark about the coveralls belonging to The Schemer.

I deliberately made that remark with a secret feeling of revenge.

Some people seem to be taking that last remark literally, sir.

That remark of yours about a change of scenery was very obvious.

That's just exactly a kind of remark I would've expected from you.

You made quite a bit out of that remark of mine, didn't you.

The remark you made at the party about Lisa's weight was totally uncalled for.

You were distinctly heard to remark, ''This is a fine country to live in.''

You slip in a remark, innocentlike about a product, and they pay in kind.

Is this remark of yours directed at me or at the SS in general?

We have never lost a Caesar. That remark was insubordinate and in bad taste!

The sort who never could Ever would Let an insulting remark Escape his lips

But I will have no compunction at shooting you myself for your last remark.

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So let me conclude with just a remark to bring it back to the theme of choices.

CBC ended up apologizing more than 90 times to people who had tweeted in response to the remark

This remark is particularly pertinent in the case of the Treaty on the Non Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons (NPT).

The seller returned the fax on the next day with the remark that the goods could not be delivered.

The second thought is a slightly paradoxical one. It is best captured in Max Weber apos s famous remark