We understand that we can't bring our best to the table when we don't feel our best," remarks Hannah.
The best remark of the day came, oddly, from Mark McGwire.
Ramis told me that he visualizes meetings in advance, planning how he wants them to go, and often speaks last, synthesizing the best remarks.
In one scene, Tom Hanks's character, the corporate magnate Joe Fox, fumes that the local news interviewed him but left out his best remarks.
Rubio's speech can be edited in a way that frames his best remarks; Jindal's, meanwhile, was a stilted and alarming wash from the moment he bounced into the room.
I don't think people are ever totally spontaneous at PMQs - the best remarks have usually been rehearsed.' Cable's economic knowledge has enabled him to lead the fray over Northern Rock, the pensions crisis and government borrowing.
For the past few years, as his access to the news media has diminished, his trips to the Bronx have become less frequent and many of his best remarks have been issued by news release, a 21st century Steinbrenner Stakeout has emerged, one that is rare in American sports, and one that never takes place for the Mets' Fred Wilpon or the Giants' Wellington Mara.
And yes, one of the best remarks about the war at the time was made by Jorge Luis Borges, the distinguished (and difficult) Argentinian writer who likened Britain and his homeland fighting over the windswept Falklands to "two bald men fighting over a comb".
If more than a few business owners or executives make the case I promise to repeat the best remarks in a future column.
During his 1936 election campaign, Roosevelt made one of his best remarks: "We know now that government by organized money is just as dangerous as government by organized mob.
