remark on something

Examples of remarked

remarked

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

Yet, as already remarked, nothing can be said on the appropriateness of a specific sense aggregation and\\or sense elimination of word.
As one of the referees remarked, the proofs here could be restated in denotional semantics, and the last proof would then be by structural induction.
It was remarked earlier that the organization of melismas came from the distribution into melodic figures of the ordo itself.
First, the need for 'proper regulation among the guards who are become the common footpads of the night ' was remarked on in several papers.
Husbands appeared in dreams, during waking hours, they remarked on daily events, gave advice and talked of things past, present and future.
Some students remarked that they had to virtually teach themselves how to use these packages.
Those who stressed it often remarked that, as ministers have a mandate to govern, then civil servants (who do not) must be accountable to them.
One remarked, ' he really plays nicely, even though he has a very crooked back'.
Several pharmacy users commented on the knowledge and training of the pharmacists, although most also remarked about the difficulties of being overheard in the queue.
This might indicate that in cases such as lawyers fees the apostrophe is simply omitted, as one of the reviewers remarked.
This, of course, leaves unexplained why so many authors have remarked upon unusual word usage in everyday conversations.
These authors remarked on the lengthy period between development of cercariae and their emergence.
However, as remarked above, special post offices accounted for 76.7% of all post offices.
It is remarked that the proper inclusion of the source-sink effects has been described in the literature before, although it seems to remain unnoticed.
Those authors remarked that removing the unsaturated hydrocarbons did not change the active fraction's attractivity.
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