'Spin magazine commented that "his songs about getting married in cathedrals, walking to kindergarten, and guileless companionship are performed with an almost naive certitude".
Author George R. R. Martin commented that "his commanding screen presence and steely charisma should make him the perfect Lord Tywin".
During the Unicorn legal dispute, Rollins had started a weight-lifting program, and by their 1984 tours, he had become visibly well-built; journalist Michael Azerrad later commented that "his powerful physique was a metaphor for the impregnable emotional shield he was developing around himself".
He commented that his adolescence was blighted only by his parents' divorce.
Ben-David commented that his calm demeanour and the way he was holding and shooting the gun show he was well trained.
Some reviewers had commented that his book "The Client" was about 100 pages too long, he said, and upon reflection he concurred.
It's unavoidable when the lampooning is so open – an episode of South Park depicted Affleck as a wooden hand and commented that his "face is as flat as a pancake".
Nevertheless, in 1970, after he had stopped a case to tell a defence lawyer that his client should have pleaded guilty, the court of appeal commented that his outburst had been "wholly improper".
Another commented that his "experience of the club table at the Oxford and Cambridge Club, where one does unfortunately encounter lady members, is that their presence leads to very different and far less enjoyable themes of conversation".
Guy Clark, who has died aged 74, once commented that his twin occupations of songwriting and guitar-building were "just a way to while away the time until you die".
The shop owner, Mr. Bennuzzi, commented that his head must've shrunk when he was in Africa, which fact he'd discovered from an old newspaper clipping he'd found stuffed in the hatband.
