Sentence examples for little remarks from inspiring English sources

The snippy McCain snipers once loved Palin's sassy ability to burn Barack Obama and Joe Biden with snide little remarks.

As my cab driver piloted us towards the city centre, from little remarks she made about routes, traffic and neighbourhoods I began to apprehend something unheimlich.

"In those days, I was used to making little remarks out of the side of my mouth, like 'Look at all the blue-hairs out there.' " Working on the show had put Van Dyke in a nostalgic frame of mind.

I went through them one by one — the wedding, the Christmas card, then little things, little remarks from her single days, her obsession with the "it" handbag every year, for instance.

You might think that these little remarks are harmless, but they add up.

Allow the salesperson to do all the work while letting on, with little remarks, that he's not working as hard as the jeweler down the street.

As the occasionally maligned lyricist for The Killers and now with this batch of solo songs, Flowers has accomplished something remarkable and little remarked upon.

The sad thing is that this is both so remarkable and so little remarked upon.

He giggled at this little remark, and then continued.

But it was little remarked on at the time.

He said Mr. Bulger should "keep his little remark to himself".