"choice remarks" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to comments or statements that are well thought out, clever, or of high quality. Example: During the debate, the candidate made some choice remarks that captured the audience's attention and impressed the judges.
Lately he's been under a lot of pressure for a few choice remarks.
A week later, a few choice remarks were made about single mothers in the presidential debate.
But Mr. Mack focused our attention with some choice remarks on Wednesday.
Although it would be poetic justice if the unknowing caller voiced a few choice remarks about your husband, who would have to suffer in silence, lest he blow his cover.
CHARLOTTE, N.C. The Democratic Party emphasized abortion rights on the first day of the convention, with a video on reproductive choice, remarks from Nancy Keenan, the president of NARAL, and an aggressive aside from Deval Patrick, the Governor of Massachusetts, on the party's pro-choice record.
Ooh, touchy... it has only been a short time since a woman could expect to come in to the office and not get a friendly tap on the arse and a few choice remarks on her mode of dress, sassy or otherwise, as a matter of course.
Even amid the blood, the guts and the mead, Tyrion notes that his preferred weapons include "an ax, a dagger, a choice remark".
Ms Rousseff tried to finesse earlier pro-choice remarks by saying she was "personally" against abortion, but some Catholic bishops and evangelical pastors advised their flocks to cast their votes elsewhere.Other voters were repelled by scandals swirling around Erenice Guerra, a close associate of Ms Rousseff who resigned last month as Lula's chief of staff.
After beating Cuba: "Do they still have that scruffy, little guy with the cigar running the country?" Ambassador Barkley saved his choicest remarks for the Olympics.
All he suffers, in the end, is some interdepartmental comeuppance, but one can imagine that the show's creators could use a lawsuit as a conceit for a two-hour farewell special, reprising, via testimony, all Michael's choicest remarks.
Some of Welles's choicest remarks target classic Hollywood and, especially, its producer-centric tendencies: "The truth is, I was not very fond of the movies of the late thirties, the few years just before I went to Hollywood.
