Word: remarkable
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...given bad information," says Arizona Republican Senator John McCain, a close friend. Others speculated that Inman had read implications of hostility into one of Dole's wisecracks. The admiral has never disclosed his party affiliation. Dole quipped that he seemed to be a "Gergen Republican" -- and Inman cited that remark...
...final argument pertaining to "another Vietnam" comes from those who dispute sending "our boys" overseas to fight someone else's war. Politicians and journalists alike never fail to garner applause and "here, heres" with that remark. For their information, it happens to be "our boys" job to fight wherever the President sends them...
...this last remark that has reportedly provoked speculation in Moscow that despite a longstanding marriage, Zhirinovsky may be a homosexual. Recently, however, his staff has labored to discredit the slander by passing out photos depicting Vladimir Volfovich wolfishly admiring the ample decolletage of a female dinner companion who does not appear to be his wife. Beneath the photo, a caption reads: "They say Zhirinovsky is indifferent to women. Is that...
...must interpose a remark about the problem of funding the Museum. In my thirty-five years at Harvard, no president has allowed the Harvard Semitic Museum to participate in a major capital drive of the University. This should be Peretz' complaint...
...bragging? One reason is that Clinton does not want to sound insensitive to the troubles of those still suffering from the hangover of hard times. Thus, in a speech to the centrist Democratic Leadership Council Friday, the President proudly listed almost every upbeat statistic, but also took care to remark, "We have a long way to go. We are still dealing with stagnant incomes, we are still dealing with the fact that more and more people who lose their jobs lose them permanently and have to find new and different jobs...