These were popular sentiments in the JoePa class, and one student, a senior named Devon Edwards, tweeted Posnanski's remarks in real time, along with the comment "Most important class of my college career".
— ROBERT MACKEY As President Mohamed Morsi's sudden and somewhat circular address to the nation stretched on and on past the 40-minute mark, his critics continued to heckle his remarks in real time on Twitter.
What's more, he made these unrelated remarks closely enough in time for them to appear on the same page of the 894-page new volume of his journals.
As this remark suggests, Bruno becomes in time a master of said business.
These cavils perhaps account for Harvey Porlock's remark in the Sunday Times that there was something "oddly patronising" about the coverage of this important book.
In that book, a storm-bright Manhattan sky might naturally prompt a character to remark, "In those rare times when all things coalesce to serve beauty, symmetry and justice, it becomes the color of gold — warm and smiling, as if God were reminded of the perfection and complexity of what He had long ago set to spinning, and long ago forgotten".
As Zachary Woolfe remarked in the Times, Rembrandt and others seemed to be listening in.
Dr. Nancy Klimas, an immunologist at the University of Miami School of Medicine who treats AIDS and chronic fatigue syndrome, remarked in The Times last week that if given the choice she would prefer to have AIDS: "My H.I.V. patients for the most part are hale and hearty," she said, noting that billions of dollars have been spent on AIDS research.
"As a kid back then I felt everyday was one step closer to the end," remarks Nasir "Nas" Jones in Time Is Illmatic, a film that tackles the societal and cultural influences that went into the making of the hip-hop star's iconic debut album Illmatic.
Remark 5 The local existence, in time, of nonnegative solutions of problem (1.1 - 1.3) can be obtained by using the fixed point theorem or the parabolic regular theory to get a suitable estimate in the standard limiting process (see [18, 19]).
