“remarking”造句，怎么用remarking造句

When his second wife walked out on him in 1968 he couldn’t help remarking, bitterly, that she had left him for someone handsomer and taller.

In France, which pampers its men of ideas, DE Gaulle is reputed to have ordered the release of the inflammatory Jean-Paul Sartre in 1968 by remarking, "You don't arrest Voltaire."

Then, he astonished me by remarking, as he was preparing to leave, that I had brightened his day.

He began by remarking that soda-water, though a good thing in the abstract, was apt to lie cold upon the stomach unless qualified with ginger.

5some of his disciples were remarking about how the temple was adorned with beautiful stones and with gifts dedicated to God. But Jesus said.

One clip showed a reporter approaching a freshly burned corpse, covering his nose with his shirt and breezily remarking: "it smells like barbecue."

The healthy subjects provided rich descriptions, remarking for example on the curve of a beach, the sound of waves hitting the shore, and the feel of burning hot sand.

The reason for many Singapore students achieving a remarking result and being excellent in Chinese expression is closely related to the importance their family pays to Chinese education.