WD: First and foremost, it doesn't sound very tasty or bring to mind anything remotely delicious.
English made it quite clear – to me – that his mind wasn't remotely closed on EU membership.
The film's title refers to a genetically engineered Na'vi body with the mind of a remotely located human that is used to interact with the natives of Pandora.
Bear that in mind whenever you're remotely tempted by some pre-packaged, refrigerated fried bean balls masquerading as this champion Middle Eastern food.
It is a curious fact that the very moment the United States is acclimating to its first major challenger since the Cold War, that challenger is bracing for its own political transition (not remotely democratic, mind you), and trying to refashion an economy to reward more of its citizens.
Sports Illustrated writer William Nack described Ali's life as "so brassy and daring, so filled with wonders and adventure and so enlarged by the magic of his personality and the play of his mind, that no one remotely like him has ever been seen on the sporting scene".
To our minds, it is not remotely a verdict on Mr. Obama's presidency, nor does it amount to a national referendum on health care reform — even though it has upended the effort to pass a reform bill, which Mr. Obama made the centerpiece of his first year.
When it comes to managing chronic disease, winning the "hearts and minds" of patients and remotely monitoring health are similar skills not factored into systems developed for the legacy reimbursement model.
I really can't think of what other press he might remotely have in mind as being "Jewish".
And as long as the laced eggnog is loosening the tongue a bit, here is one more holiday question: How does the ubiquitous image of a scowling Jim Carrevenum-Gremotelyen remotely bring to mind the Virgin Birth?
