Remark in sentence

289 examples of Remark in a sentence

One could walk round it,' said Golenishchev, showing evidently by this remark that he did not approve of the content and idea of the figure.

In spite of his elation, this remark about technique grated painfully on Mikhaylov's heart, and, glancing angrily at Vronsky, he suddenly frowned.

'One thing might be said, if you will allow me to make the remark,' began Golenishchev.

Your picture is so good that a remark of mine cannot do it any harm, besides which it's only my personal opinion… yours is different, the idea itself is different.

He wished to bring her back to her first remark about her childhood; but without wishing to, after a pause, he replied to her last words:'I have only heard that the white boleti grow chiefly on the outskirts, but I can't even tell which are the white ones.'

I always loved you, and if one loves, one loves the whole person as he or she is, and not as one might wish them to be.'Anna, turning her eyes away from her friend and screwing them up (this was a new habit of hers and unfamiliar to Dolly), grew thoughtful, trying thoroughly to grasp the meaning of the remark.

But, not to seem to be making up to Vronsky, he immediately added a slightly condemnatory remark.

Levin answered, and repeated his remark about the suddenness of the Countess Apraxina's death.

Anna's face brightened all over when she suddenly appreciated the remark.

Meeting the right person, a service rendered, a felicitous remark, the ability to perform certain tricks, made a man's career in a moment, as was the case with Bryantsov, whom Oblonsky had met the day before, and who was now a great dignitary.

Bartnyansky, who spent at least fifty thousand roubles a year at the rate he was living, had the day before made a notable remark to him on the point.

We are saved by faith,' Karenin chimed in, showing his approval of her remark by a look.

He smiled at the last remark, and simply replied:"Then that is a new demand, for until now, sir, you have neglected to claim that control.

And he began to dream aloud, replying to a remark of Rasseneur's about the International which had been let fall in the course of the conversation.

But all the bosses received any observations with the same irritating remark: it was coal they wanted; that could be repaired later on.

He took them all, without remark, keeping to the promise of the placards.

This grim remark made him reflect; it checked him for some time; but to this day he carries on the cultivation of his little tubers, and even maintains stoutly that they grow naturally.

So he did not take up the defence of Bovary; he did not even make a single remark, and, renouncing his principles, he sacrificed his dignity to the more serious interests of his business.

If Charles timidly ventured a remark, she answered roughly that it wasn't her fault.

Homais made no remark upon these prejudices, for he had again dropped asleep.

Rodolphe, who had managed the fatality, thought the remark very offhand from a man in his position, comic even, and a little mean.

This visit would have made a profound impression upon our hero, had not, the very next day, a remark addressed to him by that little seminarist from Verrieres who seemed such a boy, led him to make an important discovery.

Norbert's remark made the Comte think that it befitted a man in his position to have a passion for horses, and that he ought not to allow his to stand in the rain.

'What fault would anyone have to find with my remark?'Mathilde asked herself.

'My remark is really subtle.

Her brother's remark filled her with horror; it greatly disturbed her; but after sleeping on it, she interpreted it as the highest possible praise.

The injury that ensued from one of those moments of insanity which my children themselves used to remark in their tutor was so far from dangerous that within less than two months, it has allowed me to post from Verrieres to Besancon.

He did not hear a single unpleasant remark.

"I just made a chance remark and you took it so badly.

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