Sentences with phrase «oblique comment»
Very early on in the process of doing last year's crossover, Greg Berlanti said there's probably no way to get bigger than aliens, so the best way to make the next crossover especially epic is if you can't increase the bombast, increase the emotional stakes and the emotional payoffs, so that's a very oblique comment on where our heads are at for this season.
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I was making an oblique comment as an example not as a recommended course of action... So yet again you are correct but seem to have misinterpreted my comment.
Unions allied with Cuomo are bashing Nixon for her oblique comment about labor deals draining away much - needed resources from the NYC subway system.
In the face of a round of critical statements issued by organized labor groups allied with Gov. Andrew Cuomo following her oblique comments regarding the connection between union contracts and the high cost of digging NYC subway tunnels, Cynthia Nixon received some support from an unlikely source.
It is tempting to compare some of his methods and results to those of contemporary satirists and comedians — take Russell Brand's oblique comments to the U.S. electorate at the MTV awards when urging them to vote for Barack Obama.
Not exact matches
These celebs by and large have fairly deep and personal connections to Lee (though I believe Deschanel pops up in only one clip), so they round out the chronology of his tale fairly well even if their comments are sometimes oblique («He appreciates simplicity — like, in the Buddy Holly sense,» says Ryder).
He does add an interesting, if oblique, comment: «Not much we can add at the moment other than the service is shutting down.»
The Amazon tablet rumors have been very persistent, including previous rumors from Digitimes; and other reports that there are not one, but two, tablets on the cards; and their CEO even refusing to totally rule them out with his oblique «stay tuned» comment in May.
[19]: 133 Two days later Time magazine noted the protest in an article entitled The Revolt of the Pelicans, [20] an oblique reference to Taylor's 1948 comments in the Atlantic Monthly.