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He made a snide remark about Aunt Martha's figure.

And what the hell did you mean by that remark about alcoholism?

The Libyan leader's remark about favoring polygamy has stirred anger in the country.

Last year it also denied that Chirac had made the disparaging remark about Finnish and British cuisine.

Roosevelt's offhand remark about Lend-Lease surprised Victor Henry, who was deeply worried, as the British were, about the violent debate in the Senate.

She lazily cites Margaret Thatcher's remark about there being "no such thing as society", but ignores the rest of the quote, which praises human co-operation.

The online world has guaranteed that every remark about your business and every change you implement will trigger a viral frenzy of second-guessing.

As she flounced back to join us she made a remark about preferring her brother to any other man, whereupon one of the crowd said “Yuck, how pervy!”

Barack Obama got an unsolicited reminder of this on the campaign trail in 2008, when an off-the-cuff remark about the need to “spread the wealth around” provoked some shrill retorts.

I don't think my chamber music partners know how much they are teaching me when they make a chance remark about the fugue picking up this or that theme from earlier in the movement.

He singles out, for instance, John Updike’s remark about a great homerun—“It was in the books while it was still in the sky”—and asks, how hard is it to write a sentence like this?

If you are part of the group which you are addressing, you will be in a position to know the experiences and problems which are common to all of you and it? ll be appropriate for you to make a passing remark about the inedible canteen food or the chairman? s notorious bad taste in ties.