remark
[rɪˈmɑːrk]
Definition:
1. A statement that expresses a personal opinion or belief.
2. Explicit notice.
3. Make mention of.
4. Make or write a comment on.
'remark' example sentence:
- She suddenly realized the oddity of her remark and blushed.
- That remark wasn't directed at you.
- It was a thoughtless remark and I regretted it immediately.
- He found her remarks deeply wounding.
- Chris met the remark with a scowl.
- Your remarks were certainly well timed.
- I think that is the most vulgar and tasteless remark I have ever heard in my life.
- Your remark is not pertinent to the subject.
- I must preface my remarks with an apology.
- It was a perfectly innocent remark.
- I feel the remark was inappropriate for such a serious issue.
- Her remarks passed without comment.
- Was that remark directed at me?
- Rather curiously they both snapped out the same remark, "Shut up!"
- Bowden issued an apology for his mindless and untimely remark.
- It seemed a perfectly innocuous remark.
- He considered how the remark was to be construed.
- She remarked how tired I was looking.
- The remark was quite uncharacteristic of her.
- I'd like that last remark to be minuted.
- ‘ It's much colder than yesterday, ’ he remarked casually.
- The similarities between the two have often been remarked on.
- She was enraged at the injustice of the remark.
- Their remarks were picked up by the hidden microphones.
- She felt deeply wounded by his cruel remarks.
- I decided to treat his remark as a joke.
- Fox was making a long parenthetical remark about his travels on the border of the country.
- After a few preliminary remarks he announced the winners.
- What you mean as a casual remark could be misinterpreted.
- Unsure of the meaning of this remark, Ryle chose to remain silent.
- His remark jolted her into action.
- The exhibition contains nothing that is worthy of remark.
- The man smiled at the girl and passed a friendly remark.
- The remark was made half in jest.
- You'll pay for that remark!
- That remark does not refer to [direct at] her.
- How am I supposed to take that remark?
- She failed to pick up on the humour in his remark.
- He made a number of rude remarks about the food.
- What exactly did you intend by that remark?
- What exactly did you mean by that last remark?
- The judge's remarks caused public outrage.
- The judges remarked on the high standard of entries for the competition.
- The remark was most apt.
- Her remark was followed by an embarrassed silence.
- Let me make just a few concluding remarks.
- He concluded from their remarks that they were not in favour of the plan.
- Critics remarked that the play was not original.
- Try to avoid making personal remarks.
- Her remarks were ill-advised, to say the least.
- What did he mean by that remark?