(A disinterested record remarks after his decease that "he dyed a papist").
But Bill Clinton, in his "off the record" remarks, carried Hillary's statement much further and will cause much consternation in Turkish ruling circles.
To wit, Obama did not defend Samantha Power after her "off the record" remarks in which she relayed to a Scottish journalist that her boss's opponent was a "monster".
An unsigned article in a 1909 issue of The Architectural Record remarked on the growing architectural cacophony on New York's streets, where the old brownstone monotony was being succeeded by new mansions differing "one from another in every conceivable way; Jacobean or Tudor fronts fight for elbow room with colonial, Italian or modern French designs".
A casual observer, knowing Love the Chase's modest race record, remarked that only a "dumb ass" would buy her, so Coburn and Martin named their racing operation DAP Racing, which stands for "Dumb Ass Partners".
Kot appreciated the return of the band's "juvenile sense of humor" that he felt was lacking on Insomniac, and praised the musical diversity on the record, remarking, "This music is a long way from Green Day's apprenticeship at the Gilman Street punk clubs, in Berkeley, Calif.
As I left, one of the Dark Thoughts guys, as I was buying their record, remarked, "Cool Supertouch shirt," and I beamed from my toes to my thinning hair because, at the end of the day, when it all comes down, isn't that what punk is really about?
[I]n his contribution to a 534-hour Senate filibuster against the 1964 Civil Rights Act, Senator Robert Byrd of West Virginia read... Genesis 9 18-27 into the Congressional Record, remarking that "Noah apparently saw fit to discriminate against Ham's descendants in that he placed a curse upon Canaan".
But the off-the-record remarks made by the Giants in regard to Sparks last week were harsh.
Although Mr. Tung's comments in a television interview in New York were not official, they were the first on-the-record remarks on the matter by a person close to the Chinese leadership.
Whether you appreciate these dated paintings today depends on your tolerance for bombast and showmanship — and, given the artist's on-the-record remarks that women can't paint, your tolerance for male chauvinism.
