There could be plenty more revealed tomorrow, and in fact Musk has made some interesting remarks to that effect, too.
And German Vice Chancellor Sigmar Gabriel, the head of the center-left Social Democrats party, had perhaps the harshest remarks to that effect from an official German source.
She has cited Proust's remark to the effect that you find what you love only by first giving it up.
The meeting was breaking up, but Mrs. Van Buren threw out a remark to the effect that even small two-bedroom apartments cost money these days.
I've heard him quote Auden's famous remark to the effect that no poet's work ever saved anyone from a concentration camp.
"At a private lunch last month," she wrote, "the hostess -- doyenne of London's political salon scene -- made a remark to the effect that she couldn't stand Jews and everything happening to them was their own fault.
Prince Philip James Cromwelll) reports on Princess Margaret's anger at having her Tuscan holiday interrupted, and her remark to the effect that even in death, Diana was making trouble for the Windsors.
Howard Dietz's remark to the effect that a day away from Tallulah was like a month in the country was clever and just, but even at the moment of laughing at it one couldn't fail to wonder how such a remark must have struck its prompter.
His oft-quoted remark to the effect that an architect's role was to give his client "not what the client thought he wanted but what he never could have imagined existed" could be applied to himself too: he wasn't satisfied with a job until it had brought forth something from himself that he could never have imagined existed.
When Cookie, the negro maid, made a remark to the effect that the doctor was seen visiting at Dr. Palmer's a favorite place for gay parties, the wife thought only that Cookie had overstepped herself and told the doctor that she would reprimand her for it.
