Sentences with phrase «cuff remarks»

Although close scrutiny of the account does indicate it was not really LaRusa's (citing parody), they did make off - the - cuff remarks like,

Has there ever been, in the history of humankind, a medium so wonderfully suited to blurting out ill - considered off - the - cuff remarks to be seen by the whole world and then captured for posterity?

[John Cook] Howard does actually use the term zealot - but you have to watch the YouTube video of the speech where he opens with some off - the - cuff remarks.

In other words, posts are not off the cuff remarks.

Comments to posts are off the cuff remarks.

Combine those off - the - cuff remarks with the fact that Nintendo just cleared out their entire inventory of big upcoming games, and this becomes a much more interesting rumor.

But good investing isn't typically snap decisions, so we should not give a lot of credence to anyone's off - the - cuff remarks.

Yet, with just two or three off - the - cuff remarks, a bad review shatters... Continue Reading

While in office, she has made imprudent off - the - cuff remarks regarding sexual abuse allegations, for which she later apologized.

Murphy (Holy Man, The Nutty Professor) and Lawrence (Bad Boys, Boomerang) do what they can ad - libbing through a script without inspiration, and occasionally deliver a few off - the - cuff remarks worthy of a chuckle.

The movie likes to «shock» with lewd and politically incorrect off - the - cuff remarks, 15 - year - old Kimberly's sexual favor brokering and a scene with Woods diddling himself.

Speaking Monday afternoon at a media briefing at ESA's European Space Operations Centre in Darmstadt, Germany, mission managers stood and delivered relaxed, off - the - cuff remarks: They had done all they could.

Mayor Bill de Blasio recently upset some homeless people and advocates with off - the - cuff remarks that included calling people begging for money on the street charlatans pretending to be homeless.

With actress Cynthia Nixon announcing her Democratic primary run for governor last week, Cuomo supporters believe the governor — with his fiat - trigger temper and penchant for off - the - cuff remarks that often go awry — is the only one who can beat himself.

He is famed for off - the - cuff remarks he has made at royal engagements around the world over the years.

Francis is notorious for his high - altitude, off - the - cuff remarks, so I discount them.

And those articles in peer - reviewed journals such as the Lancet, Science and BMJ, mentioned by Dr. Greene, were all in the public domain: the Vatican Press Office should have known about those, too, and should have been ready to quote them the instant the Pope made his off - the cuff remarks.

For Bolton, these frequent informal meetings with his new boss could leave him with even less time to formulate policy to match Trump's agenda and off the cuff remarks.

There is something distinctly human about off - the - cuff remarks, and something distinctly robotic about perfectly planned and choreographed behavior.

It is also worth noting that this wasn't some off - the - cuff remark.

It was an off the cuff remark — which are usually 100 % true because they are unscripted.

Why does Obama maintain his popularity in the UK while an off - the - cuff remark from Romney causes so much damage?

Bracken: I'm standing next to Douglas McGavin watching the vet assist this birth, and I made an off - the - cuff remark to Douglas.

Woodley seemed mostly unprepared for her time behind the microphone, even making an off - the - cuff remark about the title of her award.

Against this backdrop, activists on both sides say Duncan's off - the - cuff remark was clumsy, insensitive — and certain to stir the already - roiling pot of dissent.

This little brainchild resulted (as many do) from an off the cuff remark I made to Susan the other day.

Knowing Furlong's only quoted in the press once or twice a year at most, I certainly wouldn't treat this as merely some off - the - cuff remark... Of course, it's also nice confirmation of my own fair value estimate (s)!

And no, i would not hesitate to euthanoze a dog if i thought for even one second that it had any ill intent towards a child, before some half wit makes an off the cuff remark about my parenting.

It was during his speech at a General Electric gas engine plant in Wisconsin on January 30th that President Obama made his off - the - cuff remark about art history being useless.

But it's a bit more complicated that their off the cuff remark implies.

I also heard Prof Thomas Stocker say in an off the cuff remark at a Climate conference that we did not have the technology to measure the deep oceans (below 2000metres)

So it's not just one off the cuff remark in an email by Jones.

It was an off - the - cuff remark of hers in 2006 that led to this far - flung initiative.

It is also worth noting that this wasn't some off - the - cuff remark.

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In contrast to the buttoned - up Benedict, Francis has earned an early reputation for speaking off the cuff, often ditching prepared remarks in favor of more informal conversations.

«Whether Mr Cameron planned to use this phrase in advance or whether it was an off the cuff throw away remark it shows his true attitude towards those most in need.»

At a hastily called news conference, he said his remarks were «off the cuff.»

This was clearly an off the cuff, unresearched, remark.

Even just a five second pause can keep you from making that off - the - cuff smart remark.