I offhandedly remarked that the issue made me a little uncomfortable.
I was surprised to learn, in Eric Wilson's report in The New York Times the other day, that Diane von Furstenberg, the president of the CFDA, offhandedly remarked to some of her peers that designers will be showing online in a few years.
One of the attendees offhandedly remarked that the whole thing "felt like assembling Ikea furniture".
"This is how literature is made in Chile," his hostess later offhandedly remarks when Urrutia broaches the subject with her.
On the day of the Walker-to-Minnesota trade, Henning offhandedly remarked that Walker for Nelson, straight up, would have been a more "equitable" deal for the Vikings.
"It turned out pretty good," he remarked offhandedly.
"He's gained a lot of weight lately," he'll remark offhandedly.
"God gave me the ability to like people, and to have them like me back," he once remarked offhandedly.
He also remarked, offhandedly, that his authentic education as a reader began not while he was a history major at N.Y.U. or working at a literary agency in Manhattan but at the Green Haven Correctional Facility, in Stormville, New York.
Tripoli today, he remarked offhandedly to his guests, is like the Pakistani frontier town of Peshawar that, during the Soviet Union's occupation of Afghanistan in the 1980s, acted as an integral hub for organizing fighters, arms and intelligence for the mujahedeen's insurgency and was the host to 100,000 refugees.
