"And secondly, her record in Congress, as I mentioned before, is, you know, again, great remarks and great speeches, but in terms of results and accomplishments, nonexistent".
I took that as a great remark.
Second, there's a great remark of Adlai Stevenson, that the average man and woman is a great deal better than average – and that should be like 'Blackpool' through a stick of rock at the BBC.
Any book or movie about National Service reminds me of David Lodge's great remark in his novel about it, Ginger You're Barmy: like a punishment for a crime you can't remember having committed.
"They built a booze house, and I think it's great," remarked Bill Chappell of National Public Radio.
"Great picture," remarked a wind-whipped man as he made his way up the bluffs, fishing pole in tow.
"It's a great life," remarked Ronay in that amalgam of English, Hungarian and a hint of kitchen French, "for at least a fortnight.
It is one of the saltier one-liners from a movie in which Mary's eccentric mother, Nora (Doreen Mantle), observing her two great-grandchildren, remarks, "I don't know which I hate more, future suits or future sluts".
Curry thanked the councilman for "a great honor," remarking on the beauty of the City Hall building.
After Nicklaus won the 1965 Masters, the great Bobby Jones remarked, "Nicklaus played a game with which I am not familiar".
Of course, most importantly, on my return everyone told me I looked great and remarked on my 'glow'glow
