What seemed new this season was that the president, in a prominent interview with Bob Woodward, extended earlier public remarks on how fighting terrorism would be the focus of his presidency into a broader vision that seems almost quixotic.
On Aug. 28, the day of the civil rights march on Washington, in the House of Representatives, Rep. Gary of Virginia, received unanimous consent to extend his remarks in the Appendix.
By Richard H. Rovere The New Yorker, September 14 , 1963P. 159 On Aug. 28, the day of the civil rights march on Washington, in the House of Representatives, Rep. Gary of Virginia, received unanimous consent to extend his remarks in the Appendix.
Kant's legacy in architectural thought is diverse, extending beyond his brief remarks on architecture or even his aesthetics.
Judge Posner, who was appointed by President Ronald Reagan in 1981, extended his remarks in a video interview with The Huffington Post on Friday.
"I will have no interest in extending my remarks," Schiff said.
At one point, when Volcker muses in a 1980 Fed meeting on the subject of inflationary expectations, capital positions and banks becoming "extended on liquidity," his remarks are described as "a soliloquy worthy of the lead character in a Shakespearean drama".
Feel free to extend on this.
Armitage's own vision doesn't extend further than remarking that conflict exists; there is more, surely, to "the matter of England" than tacking the phrase "empire's end" on to a poem about his dad.
Kaine's language skills are clearly seen as an asset by Democrats; in his first speech as her running mate, Kaine seamlessly dropped in Spanish phrases to his remarks and included an extended riff on the contribution of immigrants.
