Sentence examples similar to a off the cuff from inspiring English sources

A few days later, he sent me an email containing an off-the-cuff text he had written about the rise of Jeremy Corbyn.

Embarrassment now comes with the swift tapping of thumbs on a BlackBerry or an off-the-cuff quip uploaded to YouTube.

Too often, campaigns engage in an off-the-cuff at-a-whim approach.

At the time a Rolling Stones' spokesman claimed Richards was joking: "It was an off-the-cuff remark, a joke, and it is not true.

How children perceive a situation is altogether unpredictable, and may be based on something as seemingly insignificant as a passing glance or an off-the-cuff comment.

He said: "The whole was a off-the-cuff remark in the hallway, and the whole thing just exploded".

In a now notorious incident, the loutish comic Daniel Tosh directed an off-the-cuff rape joke at a woman challenging him at the Laugh Factory in Los Angeles.

"I know he thinks about decisions a hell of a lot and this wasn't just an off-the-cuff decision.

Campbell, a long-time champion of comprehensives, now dismisses the phrase as an "off-the-cuff accident", but it touched a nerve.

In this instance, McGuire's comments were an off-the-cuff response during a Q&A session.

In her nervousness, Meyer makes an off-the-cuff reference to a disgraced "Twitter monkey" previously on her staff as "hoisted by our own retard".