He was always, he mused, a neo-something: neoMarxist, neoliberal, neo-Orthodox (because he believed, though he wasn't sure in what, but never went to synagogue).
But for a guy who tried to manipulate the coverage, he was just like all the other presidents — always hurt," mused the Lincoln addict, sounding on the verge of another book.
I laughed at that same goofy sense of humor, I ruffled his hair as I always did, I mused over the same big imponderable questions that college kids always do together.
"Women," he muses, "always know if they want to have sex with a guy the instant they meet him.
When asked about this discrepancy, Sagarin got philosophical and quoted an old friend, Bobby Ryder, a high school superstar athlete in his hometown of New Rochelle, NY. "The best team doesn't always win," he mused.
"Your methods of crime-fighting may be efficient, but they're not always right," muses Capone's boss in what may be the movie's most understated line.
It probably held my literacy levels back for several years, when instead of swapping Discworld trivia with my friends, I was reading MATCH!, but at least I can hold my hand up and say I've always known Muse are shit, so swings and roundabouts, really.
In 2006, the 66-year-old singer songwriter mused: "I always thought the women of song don't get along, and I don't know why that is.
"Once a rafter, always a rafter," he muses, while turning over his pillow and trying to dream on solid ground.
"You know," he muses, "I've always been mouthy, always been one for the craic.
Eccentrics, I mused, aren't always threats.
