Having it on the list "was such an intelligent remark on what an interior collection could be — it showed they were thinking broadly".
WAAAANT!" No, it would probably make a coolly intelligent remark about what it means "to prey on life forever and not possess it, / As rock-hollows, tide after tide, / Glassily strand the sea".
I remember the most intelligent remark about Junk was made by a schoolgirl, who said, 'It's not books that corrupt, it's people.' " And what else? "Traffic, mad dogs, bad teachers.
Hecht recalled that most of his time as a screenwriter was spent sitting in a producer's office wondering why he had to rewrite his best bits: "Why must I strip the hero of his few semi-intelligent remarks and why must I tack on a corny ending that makes the stomach shudder?
What befuddles me is that it is always conservatives who are the first to come to a person's defense after they are fired for making less-than-intelligent remarks, and the first to tie this event to the constitution.
She was intelligent and witty," remarks artist Enoc Perez.
Daria either says intelligent or sarcastic remarks.
Get intelligent intelligence.
The knee-jerk outrage that greeted Hume's remarks buried intelligent responses from Buddhists, who made arguments along these lines — explaining their faith, contrasting it with Christianity, and describing how a lost soul like Woods might use Buddhist concepts to climb from darkness into light.
"Synod gatherings are not meant to discuss beautiful and clever ideas, or to see who is more intelligent," he said, in remarks interpreted by some as a criticism of cardinals who have been publicly sparring with each other in recent weeks over whether remarried divorcees should be allowed Holy Communion.
